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  <abstract>Some Advantages of Going Dutch  BY CARL TRUEMAN  Developments in Religious Education in England and Wales (Part 2): Methodology, Politics, Citizenship and School Performance  BY WILLIAM K. KEY  J. Gresham Machen, Inerrancy, and Creedless Christianity  BY D.G. HART  Interpreting the Bible among the World Religions  BY CHRISTOPHER J.H. WRIGHT  Junction or Terminus? Christianity in the West at the Dawn of the Third Millennium  BY DAVID SMITH</abstract>
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