The Christian Doctrine of God by Clarke reviewed
A critical overview of William Newton Clarke’s The Christian Doctrine of God. The review highlights Clarke’s clear language, Christian core, and apologetic aims, while noting strengths in love and holiness, critiques of his miracle view, and emphasis on the Kingdom of God and social implications. It commends the work as valuable, sound, and attractive for readers seeking a modern expression of Christian belief.
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Charles Scribner's Sons
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Americana Magazine Renamed and Expanded Under New Editor
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Americana
National Americana Society
Florence Hull Winterburn
Washington
New York
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