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Union Seminary Quarterly Review 51 (1997) 1-2, 117-131.
JOST W., What Newman Knew: A Walk on the Postmodernist Side.
Renaissance 49 (Summer 1997) 4, 241-269.
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Kingdom Books, Dublin 1997, 58 pp.
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International Scholars Publication, Lanham MD, 1997, 140 pp.
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The Saint Austin Press, Southampton 1997, 93 pp.
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International Scholars Publication, Lanham MD, 1997, 257 pp.
ABOH B.C., John Henry Newman’s Interpretation of John Locke on Assent and its Implications in the Philosophy of Religion.
Pont. Università Urbaniana, Roma 1997, 188 pp.
CHRISTIE R., The Logic of Conversion:
Reasonable Imagination in the Theological Method of John Henry Newman, Dissertation, Fordham University, 1997.