Protestant Thought Twentieth Century by Nash Arnold Edited (2 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. First edition. Octavo. 296pp. Near fine ex-library copy with spine label and stamp on front free endpaper, owner bookplate on front free endpaper, and slightly sunned boards and spine in a very good dust jacket with several chips and creased tears. Ownership signature by John H. Leith, former professor of theology at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, Virginia.

Good ex-lib. orig. green cloth. xii, 296 pages. 21 cm. Contents: America at the end of the Protestant era: theology comes of age, Arnold S. Nash; The study of the Old Testament: the changing mood in the household of Wellhausen, G. Ernest Wright; The study of the New Testament: through historical study to biblical theology, Floyd V. Filson; The philosophy of religion: can the philosophy of religion be theologically neutral? George F. Thomas; Systematic theology: liberalism chastened by tragedy, Walter M. Horton; Christian ethics: from the ethics of hope to the ethics of faith, Waldo Beach and John C. Bennett; Church history: from historical theology to the theology of history, George Huntston Williams; Pastoral theology and psychology: through pastoral psychology to pastoral theology, Seward Hiltner; Preaching: the recovery of the word of God, Charles W. Gilkey; Christian education: do progressive religious educators have a theology? H. Shelton Smith; Reunion and the ecumenical movement: towards unity through community, H. S. Leiper; Christianity and other religions: the recovery of the gospel, John A. Mackay. 1st edition. Binding is Hardback.