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John Milbank's theology of the “gift” and Calvin's theology of grace: A critical comparison1
Modern Theology 21 (1):87-105 (2005)
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The Soul of Reciprocity Part One: Reciprocity Refused.John Milbank - 2001 - Modern Theology 17 (3):335-391.
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