Search Results: Titles starting with Q from Eighth Day Books

New York: William Morrow & Company, Inc. 1964, January 1964. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Light cover wear, firm binding, unmarked text. 1964 publication, apparently First Edition.

Unlimited Publishing. Paper Back. New.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, May 2016. Paper Back. New.

Apud Beyaert-Storie, Bibliopolam, January 1882. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Bumped corners, leather spine ends chipped, front hinge cracked, church library lettering on spine only with light penciling on first page, text lightly toned & free of marks, in Latin.

Marietti, January 1953. Paper Back. Very Good. Edges foxed, light external wear, owner signature, a very solid, clean, unmarked copy.

Routledge. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 1958 Allen & Unwin Ltd first edition hardcover, printed in Great Britain. Firm binding; unmarked interior. Boards and spine show light scuffing to extremes. Faint foxing to textblock. Jacket shows moderate general scuffing, foxing and small tears. Overall excellent condition in worn jacket.

Henry Holt & Co., 1894. Hardcover. Good. Tan cloth boards on vintage pocket edition, spine age darkened, torn pastedown on inside cover, solid binding, gilt upper textblock, quality rag pages gently age-toned, an unmarked vintage treasure.

HarperSanFrancisco, May 2005. Paper Back. As New. Like new.

Paulist Pr, May 1984. Paper Back. Very Good. Owner name inside, a clean, solid well-cared for copy.

HarperSanFrancisco, May 2005. Paper Back. New.

Paulist Pr, May 1984. Paper Back. New.

Glass Lyre Press, January 2019. Paper Back. New.

Sophia Perennis et Universalis, May 2005. Paper Back. New.

Crossroad, September 2006. Paper Back. New. If C.S. Lewis were a physicist, he might have written this Book. So goes a marketing blurb-- yet we can well believe it. Until 1979 John Polkinghorne was a theoretical particle physicist and professor at Cambridge University. Now he is an Anglican priest who, in a series of books, has written clearly and sensibly on the relationship between science and religion, modern physics and Christianity. <i>Quarks, Chaos, and Christianity</i> is one of the latest and most introductory of these books--a concise, non-technical primer to this important subject. In it he asks (and answers) questions such as ''Why is the world intelligible?'' ''What about miracles?'' and ''Can a scientist pray?'' To Polkinghorne science and religion are natural friends. In part this is so because both enjoin ''motivated belief,'' because the Christian ethos made possible the practice of modern science, and… Read More

Vintage, May 2016. Paper Back. Fair. Firm binding and minimal shelfwear, but shows frequent notes/underlining to interior.

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, November 2015. Paper Back. New.

Knopf, October 2013. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Solid & unmarked, in VG jacket, almost as new.

Clarion Books, October 1999. Paper Back. New.

Ignatius Press, March 2020. Hardcover. New.

Gallery Books, October 2007. Paper Back. New.