The Hanover
Review

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• Improvising on the Trinity: Trinitarian Biblical Reasoning among Nineteenth-Century Baptists, Matthew C. Shrader
• Pastoral Ministry with the Council of Nicaea, Leland Brown
• The Federalist Paper: A Defense of the Immediate Imputation of Original Guilt, Elijah Blalock
• Christology and Merit in Anselm: A Reassessment, Rafael Bello

• Seeing the One Called Wonderful: John Owen’s Theological Interpretation of the Scriptures, Hunter Hindsman
• Same Conclusions, Different Hermeneutics: Interpretations of Trinitarian Texts in Calvin’s Corpus and the Belgic Confession, Jackson Gravitt
• The Trinity and the Old Testament, Peter Nesbitt
• Toward a Theological Interpretation of the Psalter, Keith Stanglin
• On the Inferiority of “Revisionary Metaphysics”: A Review Essay, Jordan L. Steffaniak
• Appreciative Reflections on R. B. Jamieson’s Contribution to Theological Exegesis, Brandon D. Smith

• The Appropriation of E. Y. Mullins’s Soul Competency For Use in Later Baptist Controversies, Gregory W. Mathis
• Dan Taylor’s Theology of Grace: An Eighteenth-Century Arminian Baptist Perspective, David Lytle

• An Accidental Reformation?, Richard Cross
• Duns Scotus, Classical Theist: A Vindication, Thomas M. Ward
• On Matthew Barrett’s “The Reformation as Renewal”, Mickey L. Mattox
• “Reformation as Renewal:” Recatholicizing the Reformers by Manipulating Their Message?, Peter Opitz
• Prolegomena to Any Future Account of Aquinas’s Augustinianism: A Response to Matthew Barrett, Daniel W. Houck
• The Bishop of Rome hath no Jurisdiction in this Realm of England, Michael J. Lynch
• The Prophetic Role of the Protestant Reformation, Jordan J. Ballor
• Contextualizing “Renewal:” An Examination of Matthew Barrett’s Historical Methodology, Jonathan Baddley
• The Reception of Late Medieval Scholastic Thought in Early Modern Reformed Theology, Andreas J. Beck

• “The First Care of Government”: John Gill on the Magistrate and the Church, Ian Hugh Clary
• Open and Closed: Presenting John Gill’s Doctrine of Communion, Brandon C. Jones
• Gill’s Kingdom Taxonomy: Christ, the Church, and the History of the World, Morgan Byrd
• Defining the Faith: Contrasting Philip Doddridge & John Gill’s Approaches to the Credal Tradition, Caleb Hawkins

• “Think and Smoke Tobacco”: Eighteenth-Century Christian Perspectives on Tobacco Use, Garrett M. Walden

• Robert Robinson’s Liberty: Toleration, Conscience, and Ecclesiology, Garrett M. Walden
• An Exposition of the Doctrine of Christian Liberty as found in Chapter 21 of the Second London Confession of Faith, James M. Renihan
• Thomas Helwys, Roger Williams, and Pre-Enlightenment Arguments for Religious Liberty, Jesse Owens
• God Alone is Lord of the Conscience, Joseph Dunne
• Spurgeon, Temperance, and Christian Liberty, Geoff Chang
• Liberty of Conscience Requires Guardrails, J. Ryan Davidson

• American Slavery: A Tale of Two Evangelicalisms, Edited, introduced, and transcribed by Jordan Senecal

• The Making of Biblical Womanhood, Beth Allison Barr, Reviewed by Jordan Steffaniak
• The Failure of Natural Theology, Jeffrey D. Johnson, Reviewed by Jordan Steffaniak
• Contemplating God with the Great Tradition, Craig A. Carter, Reviewed by Jordan Steffaniak
• The Mission of God: A Manifesto of Hope for Society, Joe Boot, Reviewed by Tom Musseti