God is Not Dead Farrer, Austin Marsden and similar items

Visually Inspected by Owner: Hardback with dust jacket as pictured, no marks in text and binding solid. First American Edition as stated, 1966. Small tear on dust jacket, pages clean. First published in England under the title: A Science of God? Ships quickly with tracking info. Additional Details ------------------------------ Product description: 'God is dead' is the claim of America's new theology. The so-called 'Christian Atheists' of 'Christian Agnostics' reject traditional theological forms because they believe that it is no longer possible for man to have faith in, or even think about believing in a transcendent God, and especially not one who acts in the world. The immediate response to this argument in pulpit and press has been very mixed - some outrage, some cheering, much bewilderment. Dr. Farrer's articulate, fair and scientific approach goes to one of the roots of the matter to analyze systematically how modern man can and does believe in God. The author recognizes that there are difficulties in finding God, maybe especially today, still he firmly maintains both that 'God is at once infinitely remote from us and perfectly familiar to us. He is remote by what he is and He is familiar in what He does for He identifies His thought with the thing He makes and molds His care for it on its existence. Here is a book of counsel and wisdom to delight and instruct the believer and the unbeliever alike.