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God\n## Preliminaries and Revelation\n## The Covenant Relationship\n# 2. The World\n## Human Nature and Psychology\n## God's Relation to Nature and History\n# 3. Salvation\n## Moral Evil and Forgiveness\n## Corporate Religion and Future Hope","[{\"question\":\"What characterizes the Old Testament view of God according to C.R. 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