2 edition of Christianity and reconstruction found in the catalog.
Christianity and reconstruction
Joseph M. Bampton
Published
1923
by Sands & co. in London, Edinburgh
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Written in English
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| LC Classifications | HD6338 .B25 |
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| Pagination | vii, 176 p. |
| Number of Pages | 176 |
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| Open Library | OL18765536M |
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(Christianity and the State, p. ) This is the true doctrine of Christian Reconstruction, and it can be a hard sell to those whose Christianity is nothing more than “religious self-help” where man is placed in the center and salvation is Receptive Ecumenism and the Reconstruction of Christian Identity in Christian Higher Education Steven R.
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