Christian Freedom in a Permissive Society (Paperback)
by John A. T Robinson (Author)

 

Description:  Westminster Press, 1970. 224pp.

 

 

 

                                                              

Condition:  Good-minus.  Tight binding. Inner text and endpapers appear to be unmarked. Light-to-moderate general wear & soiling with more wear at front hinge. Solid.

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