Search Results: Theology from By The Way Books

Waco: Word Books, 1978. First edition. Very good condition in a very good dust jacket, remainder mark to bottom page edges.. Makers of the Modern Theological Mind Series; Edited by Bob E. Petterson; 230 pages.

Quercus, 2012. First printing. Cloth bound in fine condition.. 208 pages.

London: Faber & Faber, 1952. First UK edition. Very good condition in a very good dust jacket; Some edge wear to jacket.. 136 pages.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008. First printing. Cloth bound in fine condition except for marker streak to bottom page edges.. 296 pages.

New York: Fordham, 2012. First printing. Paperback in new condition.. 201 pages.

London: Yale University Press, 2000. Paperback in very good condition.. 197 pages.

New York: George Braziller, 1961. First edition. Very good condition in a very good, slightly soiled, dust jacket.. 253 pages.

Waco: Word, 1977. Very good condition ina very good dust jacket.. Part of series 'Makers of the Modern Theological Mind'.

Coombe Springs, 1977. First edition. Paper bound in near very good condition in very good dust jacket; Modest stain to page edges.. Studies from the Dramatic Universe, No. 2; 74 pages. Embracing physics and theology, this volume explores the nature of existence and how higher, unconditioned or spiritual influences can reach us through the veil of limitation. Bennett concludes that "the conditioned world does give evidence of the unconditioned, not as a separate reality out of communication with this world but as the source of operations of a kind that cannot be accounted for within existence and would be both meaningless and impossible without hazard.

Santa Fe: Bennett Books, 2009. Paperback in new condition.. Studies from the Dramatic Universe, No. 2; Compiled and edited, with a new Foreword, by Anthony Blake; 85 pages. Embracing physics and theology, this volume explores the nature of existence and how higher, unconditioned or spiritual influences can reach us through the veil of limitation. Bennett concludes that "the conditioned world does give evidence of the unconditioned, not as a separate reality out of communication with this world but as the source of operations of a kind that cannot be accounted for within existence and would be both meaningless and impossible without hazard.

Coombe Springs, 1977. First edition. Paper bound in very good condition in very good dust jacket.. Studies from the Dramatic Universe, No. 2; 74 pages. Embracing physics and theology, this volume explores the nature of existence and how higher, unconditioned or spiritual influences can reach us through the veil of limitation. Bennett concludes that "the conditioned world does give evidence of the unconditioned, not as a separate reality out of communication with this world but as the source of operations of a kind that cannot be accounted for within existence and would be both meaningless and impossible without hazard.

Piscawtawny: Gorgias, 2013. First edition. Hardbound in fine condition.. 326 pages.

Sewanee: University of the South, 1991. Paperback in good condition.. In The St. Luke's Journal of Theology, March 1992, Volume XXXIV, No. 2; 155 pages.

Greenwich: Seabury Press, 1954. First edition. Very good condition in a near very good dust jacket.. Foreword by John Heuss; 163 pages.

San Francisco: Harper & Row, 1989. First edition. Fine condition in very good dust jacket.. 179 pages.

Edinburgh University Press, 1962. First edition. Very good condition in a good dust jacket.. Islamic Surveys No. 1; 196 pages.

Kessinger. Paperback in very good condition.. 36 pages.

New York: Continuum, 1994. First edition. Fine condition in a fine dust jacket.. 150 pages.

London: J. Johnson, 1808. First edition. Cloth bound in very good condition; Very old Unitarian Library blind-stamp to corner of title page.. viii, 144 pages; Bound in modern black cloth with paper spine label; WorldCat locates only seven copies.

Chicago: Franciscan Herald Press, 1974. First edition. Hardbound in very good condition in a very good dust jacket.. Translated with Introduction and Notes by Allan Harris Cutler; 262 pages.