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THE EPISCOPALIAN'S DICTIONARY
Church beliefs, terms, customs, and traditions explained in layman's language
Paperback Book
Written by Howard Harper
Over 180 pages
Copyright © 1974 by The Seabury Press, Inc.
AUTHOR'S FOREWORD
" Laymen have many questions that they would like to ask about the Faith, and about the Church. I know this from forty years' association with them.
I know also that they have a reluctance about going to the clergy for answers or trying to dig what they want to know out of books. Why is this? "
" With these facts in mind: (1) that available resources are often verbose, tangential, and boring, (2) that they are frequently couched in obscure terminology, and (3) that there is no disgrace in possessing all knowledge, I have tried in this book to provide articles and definitions that will be brief but adequate and will be in the layman's own language. "
" Raymond Gram Swing said, "Never underestimate your reader's intelligence, but never overestimate his information." I have made every effort to follow this double injunction. "
This book is in good condition with moderate wear to the cover.
No torn or ripped pages.
There is some slight yellowing to the edges of the pages due to aging.
No other markings or writing.
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Contiguous US 48 states ONLY.
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Church beliefs, terms, customs, and traditions explained in layman's language
Paperback Book
Written by Howard Harper
Over 180 pages
Copyright © 1974 by The Seabury Press, Inc.
AUTHOR'S FOREWORD
" Laymen have many questions that they would like to ask about the Faith, and about the Church. I know this from forty years' association with them.
I know also that they have a reluctance about going to the clergy for answers or trying to dig what they want to know out of books. Why is this? "
" With these facts in mind: (1) that available resources are often verbose, tangential, and boring, (2) that they are frequently couched in obscure terminology, and (3) that there is no disgrace in possessing all knowledge, I have tried in this book to provide articles and definitions that will be brief but adequate and will be in the layman's own language. "
" Raymond Gram Swing said, "Never underestimate your reader's intelligence, but never overestimate his information." I have made every effort to follow this double injunction. "
This book is in good condition with moderate wear to the cover.
No torn or ripped pages.
There is some slight yellowing to the edges of the pages due to aging.
No other markings or writing.
FREE Shipping
Contiguous US 48 states ONLY.
:: Thank you ::
