The social teaching of the christian churches vol 1

Analisa a conexão entre o protestantismo e o progresso, discutindo sua influência na modernização da sociedade.

livro em bom estado brochura contém paginas e laterais bastante amareladas e algumas manchas devido a ação do tempo e cantinhos da capa e da lombada gasta pouco rasgada e amassada e algumas paginas grifadas e escritas de lápis comum mais nada que afete o texto formato 22x14 cms contem 561 paginas

Capa dura, 103 páginas, nome do antigo dono na primeira página, conservado. AAA 11

Livro usado em bom estado, capa dura, 210 páginas, 13cm x 19cm. Com marcações à lápis, miolo amarelado, corte com pigmentação e amarelado, desgastes nas bordas, danos e sujidades na capa e contracapa, dano na parte superior e inferior da lombada. Livro em inglês. FF124 AB

Livro em bom estado de conservação. Capa dra com sobrecapa, formato 22 cm x 14 cm, 392 p., sem grifos ou anotações. Marcas por manuseio nas capas, com manchas na capa capa dura e pequenos amassados e maior desgaste nas bordas da sobrecapa, mas sem avarias que comprometam manuseio ou integridade do livro. Páginas amareladas e laterais das páginas manchadas (oxidadas pela ação do tempo). Assinatura ...

Bom estado. Corte amarelado. Manuseio. Qualquer duvida pergunte a vontade.

This unsurpassed classic is more than a history of Christian ethical ideas. It comes near to being a history of the Christian era, for it relates these ideas to the changing structures of church and society, showing the mutual influences between ideas, social forces, and institutions.--James Luther Adams, Edward Mallinckrodg, Jr., The Divinity School, Harvard University.

This unsurpassed classic is more than a history of Christian ethical ideas. It comes near to being a history of the Christian era, for it relates these ideas to the changing structures of church and society, showing the mutual influences between ideas, social forces, and institutions.--James Luther Adams, Edward Mallinckrodg, Jr., The Divinity School, Harvard University.

This unsurpassed classic is more than a history of Christian ethical ideas. It comes near to being a history of the Christian era, for it relates these ideas to the changing structures of church and society, showing the mutual influences between ideas, social forces, and institutions.--James Luther Adams, Edward Mallinckrodg, Jr., The Divinity School, Harvard University.

This unsurpassed classic is more than a history of Christian ethical ideas. It comes near to being a history of the Christian era, for it relates these ideas to the changing structures of church and society, showing the mutual influences between ideas, social forces, and institutions.--James Luther Adams, Edward Mallinckrodg, Jr., The Divinity School, Harvard University.

This unsurpassed classic is more than a history of Christian ethical ideas. It comes near to being a history of the Christian era, for it relates these ideas to the changing structures of church and society, showing the mutual influences between ideas, social forces, and institutions.--James Luther Adams, Edward Mallinckrodg, Jr., The Divinity School, Harvard University.

This unsurpassed classic is more than a history of Christian ethical ideas. It comes near to being a history of the Christian era, for it relates these ideas to the changing structures of church and society, showing the mutual influences between ideas, social forces, and institutions.--James Luther Adams, Edward Mallinckrodg, Jr., The Divinity School, Harvard University.

This unsurpassed classic is more than a history of Christian ethical ideas. It comes near to being a history of the Christian era, for it relates these ideas to the changing structures of church and society, showing the mutual influences between ideas, social forces, and institutions.--James Luther Adams, Edward Mallinckrodg, Jr., The Divinity School, Harvard University.