Search Results: Religion from Good Old Books

First Unitarian Church Philadelphia, 1943 Annual report of the minister Frederick R. Griffin December 1942, Moral Solitude and Moral Comradeship October 1943, Annual Report of the Minister Frederick R. Griffin november 1944, The Church's One Foundation November 1944, The Church of the Living God, The Incarnation December 1945, Reconversion the romance of an Abbey, The Religion of the United Nation 1946, The Lord is God of the Hills but he is not God of the valleys February 1946, Liberal- Conservative A sermon on the occasion of the dedication of a memorial to Arthur H. Lea act. 1946, Between Two Ages (A sermon preached at King's chapel, Boston, Jan. 1944) A bit musty.

Philadelphia: Various Publishers, 1904 29 sermons including: The Easter Truth, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- Is Religion Dependent Upon the Church and A Religion Greater than Christianity? First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- Religion and Politics an address, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- What shall we Think of the Youth of Our Day, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia, Proposed Steps to World Peace, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- The Religion of an Agnostic, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- The Smallest and the Largest Church in Christendom, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia, Eliciting the Best in Others, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- The Palm Sunday Christ or Humanity Triumphant, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- Can We Outlasw War, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- The Greatest Event in History, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- Are We Losing our Conception of God, First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia- The Challenge of Prohibition, First… Read More

Reading, Pa: Pilger Buchhandlung, 1896 28 pages, illustrated with chromaliths. Lied un spruch zum tagesfchlufs. Delicate thread not holding the heavy pages together. The sliver on the white pebbled boards is a bit faded.

New York: Burnett Publishing Co., 1911 347 pages, very scarce first edition, focuses on Christian Science. The book has several flaws: red stain on cover, abrasion to backstrip, a few notes in the text. Although in rough condition, the binding is sound and the original quality of this issue shines with gilt edged top, and deckled pages. November, 1911. Study From a non- partisan standpoint of movements and tendencies at work in the religious life of today.

New York: Mcclure, Phillips and Co., 1904 265 pages, gilt edge top. Deckled pages, a few have not been cut, and a few that were cut but apparently trimmed. An attractive copy with a few imperfections.

Schiffer Publishing, Ltd., 2004 170 pages, exlibrary.

New York: Heritage Press, 1963 Introduction by Robert Gordis, original slipcase present with slight wear (appears to have a razor cut), gray leather binding very nice condition. Gift worthy condition. From the Authorized King James Version of the Bible.

Danby: Mack & Andrus, for Chester Coborn, 1824 288 pages, missing the title page, starts at the preface page which is dated 1824, Chester Coborn. Preface, Some account of the life of the late rev. john berridge, the christian wworld unmasked and also a section titled Original anecdotes of the late re. john Berridge. Pages foxing, staining, some loss of leather on bottom of spine, binding firm, no titling on leather cover. An old, old book.

Chicago: By the Author, 1924 421 pages, stated exlibrary on front free end page although there are no pockets or markings on the boards.

Herndon, Virginia, U.S.A.: T&t Clark Ltd, 1994 731 pages, Volume 1, I- VII, Davies and Allison, 807 pages, Volume II, VIII- XVIII, Davies and Allison. The two volumes are included in a uniform green cloth. Volume I is the first edition, Volume II, 1994, is a later impression yet scarce in any edition. Both volumes are quite clean and tight, Volume 1 has a very subtle bump to top of backstrip.

New York: The Christian Literature Company, 1889 996 pages, reference exlibrary with markings as such but also tears to cloth, title page loose. Great reference.

London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1964 212 pages, light wear to dust jacket. The ecclesiastical hierarchy of pseudo denys: an introduction.

Harrisburg, Pa.: Jacob Baab, fu¨r den Verfaszer, 1828 75 pages, the book is in German. It is translated as: King Saul reproved by Samuel, and cast off by the Lord, in an illustration on the first book of Samuel - 15 chap. 17, 18, 19 verses: besides a serious call against the altar at Bethel, with an appendix, and an encouragement to the house of David. The book has a leather backstrip, but the boards are very worn. There is a semblance of the remaining paper on the boards. The end pages are missing, and the block of the book is barely holding from one string on the binding. Very scarce, though.

Baltimore, Maryland: St. Mary's University Press, 1973 381 pages, backstrip discolored, and the dissertation is a bit wavy. Very scarce.

Wilminton, Delaware: Michael Glazier Inc., 1986 245 pages, Good News Studies 16, The Early Christians: Their World Mission & Self Discovery, as new.

Herder and Herder 533 including index, dust jacket in mylar. Mild stain on foredge.

Milwaukee: Nortwestern Publishing House, 1913 256 pages, mice copy with a few stains.

London and Toronto: J. M. Dent, 1921 308 pages, scarce first edition. Clean, tight.

Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1967 Volume 1: The History of Religions, Essays on the Problem of Understanding Volume 2: The Impact of the church upons its culture, Reappraisals of the history of Christianity. Both volumes unmarked, tight and clean.

Amsterdam: P. Den hengst En Zoon, 1830 364 pages, boards solid but rubbed, leather backstrip and remnants of corner leather. Missing front free end page.