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"A solid and worthy contribution to Jonathan Edwards studies during the three hundredth anniversary of the great pastor-theologian's birth. Wide ranging in its scholarship, yet skillfully focused in its exploration of the central role of the Holy Spirit in Edwards's epistemology and apologetics." — Charles E. Hambrick-Stowe “Underscores Jonathan Edwards's value for the ages. By focusing on the role of the Holy Spirit in apologetics, Nichols reaffirms Edwards's traditional faith and his emphasis on revelation over reason. A must read for students of theology and mission both as history and as a manual for the present” — Harry S Stout (Jonathan Edwards professor of American Christianity, Yale University)

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