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The Practical Calvinist: An Introduction to the Presbyterian & Reformed Heritage is unavailable, but you can change that!

For thirty years D. Clair Davis taught Church History at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. His influence will not be fully known until the next life, but as a measure of the esteem that he is held, in this remarkable volume has been prepared. • Section 1: consists of 5 articles written by D. Clair Davis himself looking anew at the five points of Calvinism • Section 2:...

D. Clair Davis Presbyterian Journal, July 30, 1986 My name could be either a woman’s or a man’s. It used to cheer me up a lot that Claire Chennault was head of the Flying Tigers. Mail is the worst. It used to come addressed to Mrs. It’s some improvement that now it says ‘Ms.’. But while those letters keep telling me where I live and what my name is, when they keep on calling me ‘Ms.’ they lose their punch. It’s hard to believe they know me as well as their computer lets on. Getting
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