Search Results: Philosophy from Eastman Bookstore

This is a hardback with 256 pages. Up to page 120 is underlined and marked; the remainder unmarked. "Dividing his discussion into four areas-Ancient, Medieval, Modern, and Contemporary-the author discusses and discests the philosophies of such thinkers as Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Augustine, Boethius, Erigena, Anselm, Aberlard, Hegel, Spinoza, Kant, Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Schopenhauer, Hume, Berkeley, Marx, Bentham, Mill, Royce, James, Dewey, Whitehead, Woodbridge, Barth, Brunner and others."
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There are notes, circles, writing in the margins & underlining—no highlighting of text. No missing pages or anything that would compromise the legibility or understanding of the text. There is a name written on inside along with an Ex Libris label. Perfect spine & binding. Great gray covers with bold gold lettering on black on spine; covers perfect. The pictures depict the actual book you will receive. Countries other than USA will require additional shipping cost. Ships with Tracking Number!

The philosophical biblical scholar, E. Stanley Jones, sees the absolutes of the Bible through his experiences in India and the Middle East--without compromising the integrity, the veracity, and the verbal plenary inspiration of the Bible. This beautiful amazingly well-preserved FIRST EDITION
328-page hardback is one of the most unique antique volumes available; copy written in 1928, 5th printing in February 1928. Copied: 'During the recent years of his service in India Dr. Jones has been holding Round Table Conferences with groups of about fifteen Christians and non-Christians. At these Conferences there has always been an atmosphere of sincerity. Those who attended were of different opinions, convictions, training, and experience in their religious life, but all were seekers after the truth. Contents: Beginnings; At Grips with Life; What Can We Gather from All This?; Conversion-Horizontal and Vertical; The Collective Redemption; The Growing Savior; The Trend Toward Experience; Almost; Where is the… Read More

Schaeffer stated that culture was sick in 1969 when he wrote & needed the message of the Old Testament prophets; imagine how appropriate the message of this classic FIRST EDITION
& FIRST PRINTING (rare), 143 page paperback is today! The back cover states: "In Death in the City Dr. Francis Schaeffer of L'Abri Fellowship in Switzerland sets forth the biblical basis for the critique of culture in his previous books—Escape from Reason and The God Who Is There. Through an exposition of Lamentations, Jeremiah, and the opening chapters of Romans, Dr. Schaeffer exposes the nature of our world and presents the message the church must speak if it is to give real answers to significant men."
VG+. Extremely limited marks not affecting the text, Even though read, it OPENS AS UNREAD! NOT ex-Library. There is NO name & NO ExLibris inside. Covers show very light shelf wear with minor rubbing/scuffing mainly on the edges. Bonus: you will receive the InterVarsity Press Ad Brochure from 1969 (see picture). The… Read More

Today's tumultuous culture needs the wisdom found in Schaeffer's classic writings as this one; He Is There and He Is Not Silent. Here Schaeffer contrasts the silence and despair of modern life with the Christian answer that God can indeed be known because He is there and He is not silent—truly a personal and relevant God. This as new
FIRST EDITION 100 page paperback declares that "the infinite-personal God exists, and He may be known by man."
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new-OPENS AS UNREAD! NO MARKS! All pages are intact, not marred by any notes, underlining or highlighting. NOT ex-Library. There is NO
name but there is an ExLibris inside. The spine is undamaged and the binding is tight, as if unused; no creases. Almost perfect covers with extremely minimal wear; NO rips, tears, or corner bumps. Collector's quality! The pictures depict the actual book you will receive. Countries other than USA will require additional shipping cost. Ships with Tracking Number!

Collector's Quality! 1st EDITION! The back cover states: "Christians have not always presented a pretty picture to the world. Too often they have failed to show the beauty of love, the beauty of Christ, the holiness of God. And the world has turned away. Is there then no way to make the world look again—this time at true Christianity? Must Christians continue to stand with arms folded, presenting to men a tarnished image of God—a shattered body of Christ? Francis A. Schaeffer meets these questions head on." This is an especially well-preserved 36 page paperback with a poem called, Lament, at the conclusion by Evangeline Patterson. In this brief challenge, late philosopher-theologian Frances A. Schaeffer encourages Christians to respond effectively and compassionately to a needy world.
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new-OPENS AS UNREAD! Has not been read! NO MARKS! All pages are intact, not marred by any notes, underlining or highlighting. NO highlighting! NOT ex-Library. There is NO
name & NO ExLibris inside; small price tag… Read More

This famous quote by Augustine of Hippo captures the essence of this book: "Thou hast made us for thyself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it finds its rest in thee." Therefore, consider Soul Cravings, a brand-new hardback offered by Eastman Bookstore with the focus "on coming to know ourselves. Soul Cravings is a journal of the human story; and if God exists, we should able to find him there". Goodreads provides this overview: "We can spend our whole lives trying to satisfy the one insatiable part of our being, our soul craving. Our capacity for spiritual experience both proves our need for something greater than ourselves and leaves us wanting when we fill it with anything but God. Soul Cravings is a powerful, down-to-earth exposition that interprets our need for intimacy, meaning, and destiny as common sense apologetics pointing to the existence of and our need for God. The book will deeply stir the reader to consider and chase after the spiritual implications of their soul's deepest… Read More