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Right Reason and the Princeton Mind: An Unorthodox Proposal
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Bibliographic Detail
Publisher
Presbyterian & Reformed Pub Co
Publication date
November 1, 2010
Pages
304
Binding
Paperback
Book category
Adult Non-Fiction
ISBN-13
9781596381438
ISBN-10
1596381434
Original list price
$21.99
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religious
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Amazon.com description: Product Description: The "orthodox" consensus is that Presbyterian professors at Old Princeton Seminary (1812-1929) betrayed traditional Reformed theology by claiming that human reason was in certain significant ways unaffected by the fall. Through a masterful examination of the Old Princetonians' writings, Paul Helseth turns the orthodox interpretation on its head, showing what Alexander, Hodge, Warfield, and others actually believed regarding the power of reason.
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from Presbyterian & Reformed Pub Co (November 1, 2010)
9781596381438 | details & prices | 304 pages | List price $21.99
About: The "orthodox" consensus is that Presbyterian professors at Old Princeton Seminary (1812-1929) betrayed traditional Reformed theology by claiming that human reason was in certain significant ways unaffected by the fall.
About: The "orthodox" consensus is that Presbyterian professors at Old Princeton Seminary (1812-1929) betrayed traditional Reformed theology by claiming that human reason was in certain significant ways unaffected by the fall.
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