The Doctrine of the Immortality of the Soul Analytically Examined and Refuted by Numerous Extracts from Clerical Writings, Etc. Every â Difficultâ Passage Examined and Answered, with Many Quotations from Clerical Writings in Support

White, Percy E.

Edité par Westcliff-on-Sea: Published by the Author, 1920

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First edition, n. d. [1920]; 6 x 9; pp. 116; illustrated green wraps; small nicks and a bit of wrinkling along edges and tips of spine; a few spots to margins; pages clean; illustrated with frontis and five plates; overall very good.Percy E. White was a British author and a devout Christadelphian - member of a Millenarian Christian denomination holding the view of Biblical Unitarianism. They rejected the Trinity and the natural immortality of the soul, discussed and refuted by examining various passages of the Scriptures in the present book, which were believed to be corruptions of the original Christian doctrine. OCLC lists two copies, both at British institutions, with none other presently in the trade. 2.

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• Titre: The Doctrine of the Immortality of the Soul Analytically Examined and Refuted by Numerous Extracts from Clerical Writings, Etc. Every â Difficultâ Passage Examined and Answered, with Many Quotations from Clerical Writings in Support
• Éditeur: Westcliff-on-Sea: Published by the Author
• Date de parution: 1920
• Reliure: Softcover
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