Twentieth century Christianity : a survey of modern religious trends by leading churchmen / edited by Stephen Neill
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- Twentieth century Christianity : a survey of modern religious trends by leading churchmen / edited by Stephen Neill
- Title remainder
- a survey of modern religious trends by leading churchmen / edited by Stephen Neill
- Contents
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- The Protestant world
- Ernest Payne
- The American scene
- Robert T. Handy
- Christian expansion since 1900
- Dewi Morgan
- The development of theological thought
- W. M. Horton
- Opposition to Christianity
- M. A. C. Warren
- The Christian world in 1900
- The movement for Christian union
- Stephen Neill
- The ecumenical movement
- Hans Heinrich Wolf
- The present situation and prospect
- D.T. Niles
- Stephen Neill
- The Church of Rome
- Roger Aubert
- Orthodox and lesser Eastern Churches
- Vasil T. Istavridis
- The Anglican Communion
- Stephen Neill
- Control code
- 000389698
- Dimensions
- 19 cm.
- Edition
- New, rev. ed. ; 1st ed. in the United States
- Extent
- 432 p.
- Lccn
- 63011255
- Record ID
- u260648
- System control number
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- (Sirsi) 000389698
- (OCoLC)1191273
- (OCoLC)01191273
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