Does the Epistemological Relevance of the Holy Spirit mean the End for Natural Theology?

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Alexander J. D. Irving, "Does the Epistemological Relevance of the Holy Spirit mean the End for Natural Theology? A Response to Paul Molnar with reference to Thomas F. Torrance's Reconstruction of Natural Theology," Trinity Journal 38, 2 (2017): 225-245

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Irving, Alexander J. D. "Does the Epistemological Relevance of the Holy Spirit mean the End for Natural Theology? A Response to Paul Molnar with reference to Thomas F. Torrance's Reconstruction of Natural Theology." Trinity Journal 38, 2 (2017): 225-245

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Alexander J. D. Irving recently completed a PhD at Oxford University under the supervision of Allster McGrath.

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