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James Joyce

1914 ★ 3.9

Divine destiny

Carolyn A. Haynes

1998

The Baptist Health Care Journey to Excellence

Al Stubblefield

2005

Evangelical doctrine Bible truth

C. A. Anderson Scott

1901

A treatise on the right use of the fathers in the decision of controversies existing at this day in religion

Jean Daillé

1843

Europe in the eighteenth century

George Rudé

1972

Against the Protestant Gnostics

Philip J. Lee

1987

Gospel according to the Klan

Kelly Baker

2011

Classics of Protestantism

Vergilius Ture Anselm Ferm

1959

Muscular Christianity

Clifford Putney

2003

The Protestant; or negative faith, refuted

William P. MacDonald

1843

Prophetic sons and daughters

Deborah M. Valenze

1985

An Encounter

James Joyce

1982

The desolate city

Anne Roche Muggeridge

1986

Traité de sociologie du protestantisme

Roger Mehl

1970

Histoire des variations des églises protestantes

Jacques Bénigne Bossuet

1742

Protestantism

Mark A. Noll

2011

Post-Reformation reformed dogmatics

Richard A. Muller

1987

Protestantism, capitalism, and social science

Robert W. Green

1973

Dictionary of Latin and Greek theological terms

Richard A. Muller

1985

Excursions of an evolutionist

John Fiske

1884

Protestant Biblical interpretation

Bernard Ramm

1956

Norm and action

G. H. von Wright

1963

St. Paul and Protestantism

Matthew Arnold

1870

The great controversy

Pacific Press Publishing Associaton, White E.G, Ellen G. White et al.

1888

The history of the revival and progress of Independency in England

Joseph Francis Fletcher

1847

Masterpieces of Christian literature in summary form

Frank N. Magill

1963

The retreat to commitment

William Warren Bartley

1962

Protestants

Steven E. Ozment

1992

The genesis of the New England churches

Leonard Bacon

1874

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