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Condición: Acceptable. Used - Acceptable. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library with wear and barcode page may have been removed. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions.

Paperback. Condición: Average. . 196 pages, a bit browned and foxed.

VG in orig. red wrapper. 132 p.; 21.5 cm. From the Epilogue: `(vii) No nation is sufficient to itself in its understanding of Christianity, any more than in anything else. The world- wide community of Christians, mostly through the World Council of Churches and the global fellowship of the Church of Rome, but also in other ways, is seeking and already beginning to find a common mind on many great isssues. It is the height of folly and sin for the Churches in any country to proceed on their own way as if this were not happening. (viii) Conferences, councils, negotiations, propositions and schemes are all necessary, and it is not high-minded but unrealistic, and sometimes arrogant, to despise them. But they are useless unless the Spirit of God has been allowed to implant in the minds and imaginations of those who take part in them the vision of the Holy Catholic Church made visibly one, not by human ingenuity, but by divine love and power, and possessing a holiness beyond human ability to conceive or create. The Lord of the Church still reigns; he requires of his people not success, but faithfulness and love.' (p. 125). Binding is Paperbound.

Softcover. x, 100, [1] p.; 19.5 cm. (Star books on reunion (Methodist union catalog D461) Good, sewn, in orig. edgeworn and faded magenta on beige wrapper.

Hardcover. 80 p.; 19 cm. (Methodist union catalog D471) VG orig. tan cloth in edgeworn purple on green dj.

Softcover. 128 p.; 17.5 cm. (Methodist union catalog D470) Contents: part I. the ground all Christians have in common: 1 Jesus Christ makes sense of man and God, 2 Jesus Christ is God made man, 3 God is still at work, 4 the witnesses: church, sacraments and Bible, 5 the Christian style of life -- part II. the Methodist approach to this common Christian faith: 6 why Methodism? 7 the Methodist contribution -- part III. one church for one world: 8 the way to unity -- Index. Good in orig. illus. blue wrapper. Pages toned.

Hardcover. 94 p.; 19 cm. (Methodist union catalog D468) VG orig. leathergrain maroon boards in edgeworn gray dj.

VG in orig. illus. red wrapper. New and revised edition. 196 p.; 21.5 cm. [First printed in 1963]. Binding is Paperbound.

Hardcover. 170 p.; 22 cm. Other authors: Colin Brown, Elsie Chamberlain, Donald Hudson, John Lawrence, Harold Loukes, Pauline Webb VG orig. maroon boards in edgeworn red dj. Occas. ink markings.

Condición: Good. Light wear to the softcover, faded spine. Tanned textblock, darker at the edges. Content is in good condition.

VG orig. black boards in good, price-clipped black on red dj. 228 p.; 22 cm. (Fernley-Hartley lectures ; 1968) (Methodist Union Catalog D466) Contents: Preface -- Select bibliography -- 1 The new shape of an old problem -- 2The legacy of Schleiermacher -- 3 The grammar of infallibility -- 4 The ViaMedia defended -- 5 Revolt and retrenchment -- 6 Insight above all -- 7 The highest possible authority -- 8 The revision of infallibility -- 9 The ecumenical dimension -- 10 Only one way forward - -Additional note: the papalencyclical on contraception -- Index. -- `This conception of `sufficient authority' is.a useful one. But can we ascribe this authority to the Pope,or to the Creeds, or to the consensus of the Church Catholic, or to reason,or to the spiritual insight or Inner Light of the individual Christian,orto Christian experience,or to conscience,or even to Scripture? The conclusion to be drawn from the preceding chapters is that we cannot.' (p. 212) --`We are committed to Christ, and we live by faith in him. As we grow in theknowledge of him, we explore more and more deeply the truth as truth is inhim. In our exploration we are assisted by many witnesses, not one of which either alone or in concert with the rest relieves us of the re sponsibility of thinking and deciding for ourselves. But we go forward in the same faith as that in which we started the journey, surely trusting, because we believe that Christ holds the meaning of all life, that,if not to us one earth,at least to the Church after us, will be granted unity in the truth. Forthe promise that the Holy Spirit will guide us into all the truth is the promise, not of a Spirit-proved inerrancy, but of a Spirit-guided exploration of the. Binding is Hardcover.

Hardcover. 340 p.; 24 cm. Index, p. 331-40. [Reprint of 1978 edition: Methodist union catalog D455] Contents: Preface -- I Church and society in the first half of the nineteenth century, W. R. Ward -- II Methodist religion 1791-1849, J. M. Turner -- III The Methodist people in the early Victorian age: spirituality and worship, Norman P. Goldhawk -- IV Ordination, A. Raymond George -- V The mid-nineteenth-century background, T. E. Jessop -- VI The Wesleyan Methodists to 1849, John Kent -- VII The rise of other Methodist traditions, John T. Wilkinson -- Index. VG orig. maroon boards in good maroon dj.

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Hardcover. Condición: Brand New. 320 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.00 inches. In Stock.

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