The Presbyterian and Reformed Review, vols. 1—13 (1890—1902)
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Overview
The Presbyterian and Reformed Review was the continuation of the cancelled Presbyterian Review, aimed at providing the growing Reformed and Presbyterian theological presence in academia. From 1890 to 1902, the Presbyterian and Reformed Review continues discussion of the theological issues concerning the Presbyterian church of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Get access to the voices that developed Presbyterian and Reformed theology for a more complete view on where the church has been—for a better view of where the church is going.
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Product Details
- Title: The Presbyterian and Reformed Review
- Publisher: Princeton
- Publication Dates: 1890–1902
- Volumes: 13
- Issues: 52
- Resource Type: Academic Journal