Believing And Knowing: The Meaning of Truth in Biblical Religion and in Science

Description: B0006BNXAW 1114673161 Shideler, Emerson W Believing And Knowing: The Meaning of Truth in Biblical Religion and in Science Ames Iowa Iowa State University Press 1966 1st Edition 1st Printing 8vo 8" - 9" tall 216 Hardcover VG G Xviii + [198] pp. Printed (black) orange cloth quarter binding, black cloth boards, spine bumped, fine foxing on top edge. Pages: clean, white, unmarked. Dust jacket: worn edges and closed tears. · GOOD CONDITION· TIGHT BINDING We guarantee all our books as meeting or exceeding the stated condition.· PAYMENTS· Payments must be received through PayPal· SHIPPINGAll books SHRINK WRAPPED to maintain their stated conditionBook will be shipped within 4 days of payment via USPS with tracking· RETURNSPlease contact us if there are any problems with your order before leaving negative eedback. We take quality pictures so you know exactly what you are purchasing.· Should you have any questions please contact us immediately and we will do what is necessary to correct the situation.Thanks for looking at this book. Please review all of our listings for high quality books at competitive prices

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Author: Shideler, Emerson W

Book Title: Believing And Knowing:

Cover: Hardcover

Language: English

Publisher: Iowa State University Press

Publication Year: 1966

Place Published: Ames Iowa

Pages: 216

Topic: Spiritual Life

Format: Hardcover

Edition: 1st Edition

Printing: 1st Printing

Book Condition: Very Good in Good dust jacket

Features: Xviii + [198] pp. Printed (black) orange cloth quarter binding,, black cloth boards, spine bumped, fine foxing on top edge., Pages: clean, white, unmarked. Dust jacket: worn edges and, closed tears.