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Open-Access JETS Archive

If I had noticed it before, it had since slipped my mind. But, the PDF archive for the Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society is largely open-access. The open-access portion of the archive contains all the Journal’s volumes except those from the past two full years, which are accessible to subscribers. The archive also contains the first four volumes of the older Bulletin of the Evangelical Theological Society.

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Adjunct Online Professor of Judeo-Christian Studies, Distance Education Administrator

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2 Responses to “Open-Access JETS Archive”

  1. Dear David, the http://www.sagepub.com is also free until the end of October. Your readers could find really nice stuff there, too. Kindest regards, Arpi Foszto

    Posted by arpifoszto | October 23, 2012, 2:19 pm

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