Contents ARCHAEOLOGY AND OT THEOLOGY: THEIR INTERFACE AND RECIPROCAL USEFULNESS . . . Eugene H. Merrill JOHN WALTON’S LOST WORLDS AND GOD’S LOOSED WORD: IMPLICATIONS FOR INERRANCY, CANON, AND CREATION . . . E. Jerome van Kuiken AN EXPANDED VIEW OF BIBLICAL AUTHORITY: A RESPONSE TO VAN KUIKEN . . . John Walton and Brent Sandy FASTING THAT IS PLEASING TO THE LORD: A NT THEOLOGY OF FASTING . . . Sigurd Grindheim ROMANS AS THE COMPLETION OF BONHOEFFER’S HERMENEUTICS . . . Timo Laato ???S???? ?? ???S ???S?????S IN ROM 16:7 AS “WELL KNOWN TO THE APOSTLES”: FURTHER DEFENSE AND NEW EVIDENCE . . . Michael Burer WHAT HATH WHEATON TO DO WITH NAIROBI? TOWARD CATHOLIC AND EVANGELICAL THEOLOGY . . . Stephen Pardue A LINGUISTIC ARGUMENT FOR GOD’S EXISTENCE . . . John R. Baumgardner and Jeremy D. Lyon FEEDING THE DEAD? RETHINKING ROBERT RAKESTRAW ON THE PERSISTENT VEGETATIVE STATE . . . Erik M. Clary BOOK REVIEWS INDEX OF BOOK REVIEWS OFFICERS OF THE EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY