WILLIAM J. WOLF - Man's Knowledge of God

London England, Victor Gollacz, 1956. First Edition, Binding: Cloth, Very Good/Poor. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall Hardback This is a study of God' revelation of Himself in history - and its meaning for contemporary man. The author takes as a starting point the solid phenomenon of the Christian society, which exists in various forms throughout all parts of the world, crossing national boundaries and "curtains". What do these people have in common? What are they agreed upon? Why do they band together? Dr. Wolf examines the experiences of this body in which it is believed God reveals Himself, and the dramatic, often painful transformation of men's ideas and attitudes in meeting Him. Wear and tear to D/J.