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Abingdon Press. 1934. Hard Cover. Very Good. 2nd Printing. Blue Cloth Boards, Gilt Lettering. Owner Inscription FFEP, 2 Very Small, Light Soil Spots to Cover, Pages Clean & Unmarked. "The Abingdon Religious Education Monographs." George Walter Fiske was a Professor of Religious Education at the Graduate School of Theology of Oberlin College. He writes, "Not only is it true that the future of the church depends on keeping family religion alive; but we discover that religion is the chief stabilizer of the family. This monograph is a study of family religious education. It is written in the belief that keeping the family Christian must be an educational process. It cannot be insured by the finest heredity, for none of us is born religious. It does not automatically follow, just because the parents are noble, faithful Chrisitans, that the next generation will remain so." "This volume is an expansion of the author's article in the last December issue of 'Religious Education,' entitled, 'The Religious Task of the Family." 138 pgs. more information

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San Francisco, CA, U.S.A.: Harper & Row. 1978. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. "On Genetics, Space, Evolution, Brain Research, Environment, Biomedical Ethics, Psychology, Scientific Limits, Etc." Ex-University Library Copy with Usual Markings. Texabind Binding. Hint of Wear to Cover, Very Clean, Unblemished Pages. more information

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Steubenville, OH: Franciscan Univ Press. 1993. Paperback. Very Good. VG Softcover. Light Cover Wear & Spine Slant, Contents Clean & Unmarked. <p>Formerly Published as "Not As the World Gives: St. Francis' Message to Laymen Today." "The song of this small book stands in stark contrast with secular-minded evaluations [of St. Francis whose]...only desire was to follow Christ, and Christ crucified...The same Francis opens our eyes to the value and message of authentic human goods: beauty, truth, love, friendship - which reflect God and can lead us to him. Francis perfectly understood what the author articulates herein, that while the human heart must detach itself from whatever is merely 'subjectively satisfying,' it is called upon to love all of God's creatures according to theri rank, seeing them as messengers modestly singing the praise of the One in whom all things should be loved, and apart from whom none deserves to be loved at all.' more information

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The Abingdon Press. 1925. Hard Cover. Very Good. "The Merrick Lectures Delivered at the Ohio Wesleyan University, April 13- 17, 1924." By William Fraser McDowell, One of the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Personal Inscription by Author on FFEP in 1931. Burgundy Cloth Hardcover. Owner Name Penciled on FFEP, Spine Very Lightly Bumped, Pages Clean & Unmarked. Signed by Author more information

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