John Henry Newman’s Anglican Views on Judaism
Steven D. Aguzzi
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Steven D. Aguzzi
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Times New Roman 12-point type.In addition, NSJ requests that authors:• Double space all copy including titles, block quotations, endnotes.• Number all pages at top right.• Use endnotes, gender-inclusive language, and American spelling in your text, except in the case of quotations that have British spelling.• Italicize titles of books, journals, and foreign words, but not foreign expressions familiar in English, e.g., ibid., de iure, prima facie.• Use three double-spaced dots to replace omitted parts of citations; at the end of a sentence this ellipsis is followed by a period.• Avoid using bold type, headers/footers, and right-margin justification.• Provide a short one paragraph summary of the article (of approximately six lines; see a current issue for examples).• Provide a brief autobiographical description (of approximately three lines; see a current issue for examples).
Key concepts: Judaism, Religious studies, Christianity, Scholarship, Rhetoric, Philosophy, Politics, Theology