Belief
Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1889.
Hardcover. Very Good- with no dust jacket. Item #15265
Library stamps/marks/labels/pocket/slip, light edgewear, light tone, otherwise light wear. Solid hardcover.; Book has label "Meadville Theological School Presented by The Author", but book is not signed by the author, an alumnus of Meadville. "Eight discourses on the fundamentals of Christianity in its doctrines and its organization; written in a kindly spirit and a desire to restate the matter in terms which will satisfy a mind at variance with traditional definitions, but ready to accept a reasonable form not opposed to the findings of current philosophy and science." - The Atlantic Monthly, July 1890, page 141. Prominent Unitarian minister Chaney considers the fundaments of Christian doctrine and the impact of modern philology and science upon beliefs. "I wish, and I hope, that the inquiry we propose into some of the received doctrines of the Christian churches may result in better apprehension of the meaning of these doctrines than we have had heretofore, and also a clearer understanding of what is still tenable in them and what has passed away." - Introductory. ; Ex-Library; 159 pages.
Price: $49.95