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BIBLIOGRAPHY
The main bibliographical items for this subject are men-
tioned in the text. In addition, the following may be
cited:
J. M. Ward, Hosea: A Theological
Commentary (New York,
1966); Saint Augustine, Sermons for Christmas and Epiph-
any, trans. T. C. Lawler (Westminster, Md., 1952); Martin
Luther, Lectures on Romans, trans. W. Pauck
(Philadelphia,
1961); G. B. Hammond, Man in
Estrangement (Nashville,
1965); and G. Sykes, Alienation: The Cultural Climate of
Our Times
(New York, 1964).
ERNEST TUVESON
[See also Alienation; Christianity; Dualism; Free Will;Gnosticism; God; Heresy; Romanticism; Sin and Salvation.]
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