Cogley John Edited (4 results)

Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Family-owned bookshop in Steubenville, Ohio. Books shipped within 24 hours. Cover is clean with minor wear. Previous owner's name and green mark on the front inside cover. No marks or writing observed in the text other than on approx. 2 pages. Binding is tight and square.

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Softcover. 8th printing. 288 p.; 18 cm. (Meridian books ; M60) [First printed in 1958] Essays read at a seminar on Religion in a Free Society, sponsored by the Fund for the Republic, at New York in May 1958. -- Contents -- Introduction, John Cogley -- Part I. Religious pluralism and civic unity: 1. America's four conspiracies, John Courtney Murray; 2. A note on pluralism, Reinhold Niebuhr -- Part II. Church and state: 1. The case for separation, Leo Pfeffer; 2. The case for religious liberty, Wilbur G. Katz -- Part III. The school question: 1. Religion, democracy and public education, Will Herberg; 2. Religion and education in a free society, James Hastings Nichols -- Part IV. The secular challenge: 1. The religious-secular dialogue, Walter J. Ong; 2. Censorship in a dialectical republic, Stringfellow Barr -- Part V. Religion and the free society: 1. The present embarrassment of the church, Gustave Weigel; 2. The religious message, Abraham Joshua Heschel; 3. Freedom and the ultimate concern, Paul Tillich -- Notes on contributors. VG in orig. salmon wrapper, spine faded.

Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Poor. 226 pp. A perfectably acceptable reading copy. Clean text. Back cover detached. Some back-end pages missing. Damaged spine.