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Volume 67 Number 4 2014 Articles 379 Durham House and the Chapels Royal: their liturgical impact on the Bryan Spinks 400 A particular Reformed piety: John Knox and the posture at communion Iain R. Torrance 414 Calvin’s legacy for contemporary Reformed natural law Volume Jennifer A. Herdt 436 Newton, Einstein and Barth on time and eternity Li Qu 67

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Katherine Sonderegger Number 4 464 Apokatastasis and apostolicity: a response to Oliver Crisp on the question of Barth’s universalism David W. Congdon

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