Search Results: GOD from Chilton Books

London: The Centenary Press,1940.. The Christian Challenge series. Pp.144/4(ads). Black cloth, d/w rubbed and marked. VG/G.

London:Longmans,Green and Co.,1940.. 1st ed. Pp.16/272. Blue cloth, edges rubbed. VG.

Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1939.. Dealing with Belief in God, Belief in Jesus Christ, and Belief in the Holy Spirit and in the Church". Pp 280,slight toning to pages. Paperback with matching dustwrapper which has minor scuffs to spine. G+/VG.

Norwich: The Canterbury Press. 1986.. 1st ed. Contents Include:- Prayer: Pursued: Overwhelmed: Response. Pp 15, some b/w illustrations. P/b, illustrated cover. VG.

New Delhi: Church of North India, 2003.. The book explores the nature, character and content of the God we worship. Dr Gyan takes a very close look at the implications of worshiping this God with our neighbours of different faiths and cultures." Pp.88. Pbk. VG.

London: Collins, 1984.. 1st.ed. "The author has devised a daring new approach to the question of God's existence...How can there be a God who permits humanity such undeserved suffering? Pp, 189. P/b,slight creasing to spine. VG.

Eastbourne: Kingsway Publications, 1983.. To help churches large and small to discover a new strength and vitality, and to be more effective in reaching out to a needy world." Pp. 125. Page edges toned. P/b. G+.

London: Victory Press, 1969.. Understanding of God's ways with His own people. Pp.126. P/b. illust. cover. G+.

Glasgow: Collins/Fount, 1985.. Rep. New enlarged edition. Unpaginated, cartoon illustrations by Stuart Hample throughout. Pbk. VG.

London: SCM Press, 1993.. 3rd imp. "The book is a companion to the prize-winning 'The Go-Between God'. The author traces the Christlike God through the Bible and brings out both the cost and the riches of worshipping him and following him through the great themes of Christianity such as creation, providence, love, power and prayer." Pp.9/306. Paperback with illustrated cover from painting by Jawlenski. VG.

Leicester: Frameworks, 1989.. 1st British ed. "Sharing insights from his own experience and the Bible, David Needham inspires us not simply to learn about God, but to 'taste and see that the Lord is good'. Pp. 234/1(ad). Slight toning to pages. P/b. G+.

London: SPCK, 1983.. Explores the ways in which God comes to us - in events, in people, in prayer." Pp.8/ 208. Page edges slightly toned. P/b. VG.

London: SCM, 1996.. Glorifying of God in the world embraces the salvation and eternal life of human beings, the deliverance of all created things, and the peace of the new creation. So Christian eschatology is hope in God for God's glory, for the new creation of the world, for the history of humanity with the earth, and the resurrection and eternal life of human beings. Within this framework there is a rich discussion of belief in life after death, messianic eschatology and cosmic eschatology as advocated down history by its most impressive representatives." Pp.xxii/390, owner's name to front free endpaper and final page of index, slight toning to pages. Paperback. G+.

Cambridge: James Clarke & Co, 1982.. Translated, with an introduction by J.K.S.Reid. "The treatise Concerning the Eternal Predestination of God is the longest and most sustained exposition which Calvin wrote on the subject that epitomizes his theological approach. It supplies more than a bare statement about a God who for his glory apportions equally the lot of both the redeemed and the rejected; at a more profound level it also sets forth the theology of a God of grace." Pp.191, slight toning to pages. Paperback. VG.

London: SCM, 1966.. 1st British ed. Is God Dead? "Here is a lucid, concise account of the controversy to April 1966, assuming no previous knowledge of the literature". Pp. 95. Marks to inside back cover. P/b. G+.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1995.. The author "embraces contemporary speech--action theory as his basic approach to languagee; and after expanding the theory beyond its usual applications, concludes that the claim that God performs illocutionary actions is coherent and entails no obvious falsehoods....This innovative treatment of a major issue in religious studies makes a significant contriibution to philosophical and theological debate." Pp.x/326, owner's name to front free endpaper and final page of index. Paperback. VG.

London: Marshall Morgan & Scott, 1982.. 1st ed. Foundations for Faith, primarily for college students but also an introduction for laymen. Pp. 8/152, a few marginal marks, highlighting to p.24 and p.29. G.

London:Rich & Cowan,1937.. 1st ed. The "Needs of To-Day" series. Pp.12/240/4(ads). Green cloth, d/w rubbed. VG/G+.

London: Hodder & Stoughton,1936.. 1st ed. The Westminster Books series. Pp.200, small marginal marks on pp.30/31.Maroon cloth, gilt title to spine. G+.

London: Darton, Longman & Todd. 1991.. 1st.ed. "There can be no easy answers, this book warns that the Church should resist the temptation to seek simplistic solutions...the God who is revealed in the Bible, and in Creation itself , is a risk-taking God, and the Church must be a risk-taking Church if it is to keep faith with its God." Pp. 10/178. inscrip. to fep. P/b. VG.