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The Presbyterian and Reformed Review 1892, Volume 3, nos. 9–12 is unavailable, but you can change that!

These issues of The Presbyterian and Reformed Review, (now known as the The Princeton Theological Review) were published between 1890 and 1902 by students of Princeton Theological Seminary. Surveying subjects such as psychology, socialism, theology, religious movements, doctrine, literature, education, and more, this collection offers a wealth of insight into religious and social thought of the...

and parcel of the earliest form of dualism, gives a great support to the old theory that Genesis embodies the original tradition which came down from the first parents of the race, while the beliefs of other nations are simply modifications or corruptions of this early tradition. But there are those who, while admitting the priority and genuineness of the narrative in Genesis, maintain that it is nothing but a pictorial representation, and is designed merely to show that our first parents were subjected
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