The Christian and the world

The Christian View of God and the World, one of the first major attempts at developing a unified Christian worldview, is still a classic today. The book resulted from a lecture series by James Orr,…

Revelation and inspiration

There is perhaps no subject at the present moment more difficult to write upon, and above all to write upon wisely, than this Revelation and Inspiration. It may be a useful opening of the inquiry t…

The resurrection of Jesus

This is the theme of Dr. Orr's classic volume on the vast theme of the resurrection with its far reaching implication for all mankind, believer and unbeliever. His scholarly and carefully organized…

Neglected factors in the study of the early progress of..

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

1-59752-467-0

Collation

231p.; 20 cm.

Series Title

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Call Number

270.1 ORR n

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