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Review of H.H. Kuyper, Evolutie of Revelatie

1904 Princeton Review essays on the Great Awakening (Edwards, Whitefield) and apologetic debates (Kuyper vs Panbabylonism) over revelation versus naturalistic evolution.
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Review of W.G. Koons, The Child’s Religious Life

Examines Our Lord’s mission and mediatorial offices (Prophet, Priest, King) and reviews recent theology—especially critiquing Koons’ child-training thesis that downplays original sin and the Spirit.
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Review of B.B. Warfield, Acts and Pastoral Epistles

Discusses Christ’s mission as the Father's sent envoy — emphasizing His prophetic, priestly, and kingly offices — and reviews recent scholarship on Acts, the Pastorals, and Gospel sites.
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Review of Hugh Johnston, Beyond Death

Review arguing that Christ makes himself the primary subject of his teaching as the unique revealer of divine truth. Includes critiques of eschatology and Christological heresies.
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Review of Deborah Alcock, Under Calvin’s Spell

Brief reviews of recent religious literature: a biographical sketch of James McCosh, Miltonic criticism, and Deborah Alcock’s novel 'Under Calvin’s Spell' about Geneva's piety.
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The Confessions of St. Augustine

Urges historical, non‑partisan study of the word "Catholic." Reviews a French edition of Augustine's Confessions—faulting polemical notes but affirming its enduring devotional value.
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