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41.	Beholders of the truth, pre-destined to be saved: the communication of Chinese indonesian reformed evangelical Christian (cirec) identity
42.	Ursinus: The dangers and opportunities of latent theologies resident within established congregations
43.	Teeth and Claws: A collection of reformed fairy tales
44.	The beautiful mind: A reaffirmation and reconstruction of the classical Reformed doctrines of the divine omniscience, prescience, and human freedom
45.	Zen Buddhism and Plantinga: Defense of religious pluralism in spite of Plantinga's reformed epistemology
46.	Computer-mediated communication and ecclesiological challenges to and from the Reformed tradition
47.	A reading in religious epistemology: Reformed epistemology and objection to it
48.	Conserving the radicals: A reformed reading of three women novelists of the 1790s
49.	Re-creating identities: Postwar Dutch Reformed immigrants in southern Alberta
50.	An analysis of Choan-seng Song's Asian theology with a critique from a Reformed theological perspective
51.	THE RELIGIOUS AMENDMENT MOVEMENT: GOD, PEOPLE AND NATION IN THE GILDED AGE. (VOLUMES I AND II) (NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH)
52.	ART, PATRONAGE AND CIVIC LIFE IN A REFORMED CITY: 16TH CENTURY ZUERICH (SWITZERLAND)
53.	Fearless symmetry: A reformed recouping of Northrop Frye's archetypal criticism with special reference to the New Testament's use of the Old Testament
54.	Washback effects of the reformed CET-4 on college English teaching and learning in China: Students' perspectives
55.	A Study On The Washback Of Reformed TEM-4 On English-related Majors' Out-of-class English Learning
56.	Research On Female Images In Reform Literature
57.	The Analysis Of The Problems And Countermeasures Of High School English Teachers' Class Observation And Assessment In The Context Of The Newly-reformed College Entrance Examination
58.	Washback Effects Of The Reformed NMET On Senior High School English Teaching In Jiangsu
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