Journal of Religion (6 Issues Bound Together): January 1930 / April 1930 / October 1930 / January 1931 / October 1931 / January 1932

This hardcover binding has no title or author (no words at all) on the cover or spine. Inside there are six issues of THE JOURNAL OF RELIGION dating in 1930, 1931, and 1932.

1. Vol. X, Number 1, January 1930; starts with an article by Shailer Mathews entitled “Doctrines as Social Patterns.”

2. Vol. X, Number 2, April 1930; starts with an article by James Moffatt titled “Ignatius of Antioch—A Study in Personal Religion.”

3. Vol. X, Number 4, October 1930, Starts off with an article by Harry F. Ward titled “Is Jesus Superfluous?”

4. Vol. XI, Number 1, January 1931. Starts with an article, “Religion in John Dewey’s Philosophy” by Henry Nelson Wieman.

5. Vol. XI, Number 4, October 1931. Starts with article by Frank Eakin titled “Should We Be More Mystical?”

6. Vol. XII, Number 1, January 1932. Starts with an article by Karl Bornhausen of Breslau, Germany, titled “Christianity and Idealism.”

Book is in good condition with clean pages throughout.