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In the last issue of Premise , Paul Helseth began a discussion of the epistemological background of the Old Princeton apologetic method. This Second Part continues to discuss the apologetic continuity between Warfield and Machen. Helseth's discussion is well-researched and challenging to several points of view. Nancy West leads us in a beneficial tour of some of the differences between a Revolutionary approach when contrasted to a Reformational one. From the fact that I have compiled a form letter for response, one can see that this revision is far more frequent than one would wish.