BURRUS V., Hailing Zenobia: anti-Judaism, trinitarianism, and John Henry Newman.
Culture and Religion: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 3 (2002) 2, 163-177.
SIDENVALL E., Change and Identity: Protestant English Interpretations of John Henry Newman’s Secession, 1845—1864.
Lunds Universitet (Sweden), 2002, 189 p.
BROWN D., Pusey as Consistent and Wise: Some Comparisons with Newman.
Anglican and Episcopal History. Vol. 71 (September 2002) 3, 328-349.
AVIS P., Anglicanism and the Christian Church.
Theological Resources in Historical Perspective, T&T Clark Ltd, Edinburgh 2002. 393 pp.
DULLES A., Newman, Outstanding Christian Thinkers,
Continuum International Publishing Group, London – New York 2002, XI + 175 pp.
HERRING G., What was the Oxford Movement?,
Continuum, London-New York 2002, 146 pp.
ALLEN W., Is a “Via Media” Possible?
John Henry Newman in “Conversation” with John Milbank and “Radical Orthodoxy”. Louvain Studies 27 (2002) 376-388.
BARBEAU J.W., Newman and the Interpretation of Inspired Scripture.
Theological Studies 63 (2002), 53 – 68.
BRÜSKE M., Newman’s Essay on the Development of Doctrine:
An Alternative Interpretation. Communio 28 (2002) 695-707.
CROSBY J.F., Newman on the Personal.
First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion & Public Life, Aug/Sep 2002 Issue 125, 43 – 51.