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Justification

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Faith alone

Sproul, R. C.

1995

The two treatises of Servetus on the Trinity

Michael Servetus

1932

Justification by faith in Catholic-Protestant dialogue

A. N. S. Lane

2006

A defence of southern slavery

Iveson L. Brookes

1851

One With God

Veli-Matti Karkkainen

2004

Two letters on slavery in the United States

James Henry Hammond

1845

The Christian doctrine of slavery

George D. Armstrong

1857

Justification and variegated nomism

D. A. Carson, Mark A. Seifrid, Peter Thomas O'Brien

2001

De servo arbitrio

Martin Luther

1823

The turning point

J. W. Marsh

1864

The deliverance of God

Douglas Atchison Campbell

2009

A defence of Virginia

Robert Lewis Dabney

1867

Plantation life before emancipation

R. Q. Mallard

1892

Bible view of slavery

Morris J. Raphall

1861

Slavery in the South

Grayson, William J.

1845

Slavery ordained of God

Frederick Augustus Ross

1969

Jacobus Eliza Johannes Capitein, 1717-1747

Kwesi Kwaa Prah

1989

Here We Stand

J.I. Packer

1986

A treatie of justification..

Reginald Pole

1967

Rechtfertigung

Hans Küng

2004

The interest in slavery of the southern non-slaveholder

J. D. B. De Bow

1860

Abolitionism Unveiled

Henry Field James

1856

Letters to the Hon. William Jay

David Meredith Reese

1835

A key to the Bible Doctrine of atonement and justification

Samuel Whitman

1814

Slaveholding not sinful

How, Samuel Blanchard

1855

An essay on liberty and slavery

Albert Taylor Bledsoe

1856

Cannibals All! or, Slaves Without Masters

George Fitzhugh

1857

Theron and Aspasio

James Hervey

1755

Iustitia Dei

Alister E. McGrath

1986

Eneas Africanus

Harry Stillwell Edwards

1900

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