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A Member of the New York Bar The Divine Human in the Incarnate and Written Word; and Some Thoughts on the Atonement Older than the Creeds
New York Anson D. F. Randolf & Company 1869 Hard Cover Good No Dust Jacket Hard Cover
Good Plus Condition. 201 pages. Orange/Rust cover with light soiling and some rubbing and edge bumps. Gilt title and design on spine intact and legible. Pages and text clean and unmarked with light smudges and age toning. A scarce book with little information available about it. A review appeared in the New Englander and Yale review: Volume 28, Issue 109 (October 1869). This review says in part: “a spirited protest against … overstrained and unwarranted conceptions of Inspiration and Atonement. It was written by a layman who had … struggled for a long time with difficulties and doubts, and has … awakened to the discovery that certain representations of these doctrines ate warranted neither by Reason nor the Scriptures…. We cannot always agree with the opinions he expresses … but the book is well worth the reading, especially by some of the clergy.”
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95.00 USD
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A Member of the New York Bar The Divine Human in the Incarnate and Written Word; and Some Thoughts on the Atonement Older than the Creeds; with The Inner Kingdom (Two books in one volume)
New York Anson D. F. Randolf & Company 1870 Hard Cover Good No Dust Jacket Hard Cover
Good Condition. 365 pages. Green cover with light soiling and some rubbing. Corners moderately bumped. Gilt title on spine intact and legible. Gift inscription on a blank front page. Pages and text clean and unmarked with light smudges and age toning, and some edge spotting. A scarce book with little information available about it. A review of The Divine Human appeared in the New Englander and Yale review: Volume 28, Issue 109 (October 1869). This review says in part: “a spirited protest against … overstrained and unwarranted conceptions of Inspiration and Atonement. It was written by a layman who had … struggled for a long time with difficulties and doubts, and has … awakened to the discovery that certain representations of these doctrines ate warranted neither by Reason nor the Scriptures…. We cannot always agree with the opinions he expresses … but the book is well worth the reading, especially by some of the clergy.”
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125.00 USD
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