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Other Articles on the Westminster Assembly and its Work

Other Articles on the Westminster Assembly and its Work

Other Articles on the Westminster Assembly and its Work . Shall We Revise the Confession of Faith? (An Address to the I Presbytery of New Brunswick; 24 pp., Trenton, 1889.)

II. The Presbyterian Churches and the Westminster Confession. (The Presbyterian Review, x. 1889, pp. 646–657.)

III. On the Revision of the Confession of Faith. (91 pp., New York, 1890.) IV. Ought the Confession of Faith to be Revised? (A Series of Papers by John De Witt, Henry J. Van Dyke, Benjamin B. Warfield, W. G. T. Shedd;

131 pp., New York, 1890.) V. Proposed Reply to the Recommendations of the Assembly's Committee on the Revision of the Confession of Faith. (Proposed to the Presbytery of New Brunswick, October 6, 1891; 16 pp.) VI. The Final Report of the Committee on Revision of the Confession.

(The Presbyterian and Reformed Review, iii. 1892, pp. 322–330.) VII. The Significance of the Westminster Standards as a Creed. (An Address delivered before the Presbytery of New York; 36 pp., New York,

1898.) VIII. Revision or Reaffirmation? (A letter sent to the Stated Clerk of the General Assembly, dated June 25, 1900; 4 pp.)

IX. A Declaratory Statement. ("Papers submitted to the General Committee for Information, August 30, 1901," pp. 5–8.)

X. The Confession of Faith as Revised in 1903. (The Union Seminary Magazine, xvi. 1904–1905, pp. 1–37.) XI. Is the Shorter Catechism Worth While? (The Westminster Teacher,

April, 1909, pp. 197–199.)

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