Appleton george anglican archbishop jerusalem (5 risultati)

Softcover. Condizione: VG in orig. red on tan wrapper. 4th impression. 104 p.; 18 cm. (World Christian books ; 8) [First printed in 1955].

Softcover. Condizione: VG in orig. purple wrapper. 7th impression. 329 selections: [80] p.; 18 cm. (World Christian books ; 41) [First printed in 1962].

Softcover. 4th impression. 63 p.; 18 cm. (Christian approach series ; 3) [First printed in 1958] `As we have seen, Buddhists do not believe in the possibility of forgiveness; to them the law of cause and effect is an iron law to which there is no exception. We Christians too believe in a law of cause and effect, as when St Paul says, "As a man sows, so shall he reap". Yet we believe that the entry of God into a man's life is a new factor in his situation, a new cause which will produce its own effect. To the Christian, forgiveness is essentially the restoration of the relationship which has been broken by man's sin.' (p. 52) Good, stapled, in orig. orange on gray wrapper.…

Softcover. 97 prayers: xiii, 109 p.; 18 cm. `As we have seen, Buddhists do not believe in the possibility of forgiveness; to them the law of cause and effect is an iron law to which there is no exception. We Christians too believe in a law of cause and effect, as when St Paul says, "As a man sows, so shall he reap". Yet we believe that the entry of God into a man's life is a new factor in his situation, a new cause which will produce its own effect. To the Christian, forgiveness is essentially the restoration of the relationship which has been broken by man's sin.' (p. 52) VG in orig. green on gray wrapper. …

Softcover. 2nd edition. 146 prayers. vi, 89 p.; 18 cm. [First edition 1967] `As we have seen, Buddhists do not believe in the possibility of forgiveness; to them the law of cause and effect is an iron law to which there is no exception. We Christians too believe in a law of cause and effect, as when St Paul says, "As a man sows, so shall he reap". Yet we believe that the entry of God into a man's life is a new factor in his situation, a new cause which will produce its own effect. To the Christian, forgiveness is essentially the restoration of the relationship which has been broken by man's sin.' (p. 52) VG in orig. violet on green wrapper.…