James Luther Adams
1901
Books
- The Thought of Paul Tillich
- Marx and the Western World
- Marx and the western world
- Ernst Troeltsch's liberal Christianity; articles by James Luther Adams and Walter F. Bense [and] two essays by Ernst Troeltsch
- 自由と結社の思想
- THE PROTESTANT ERA
- Not without dust and heat
- Dialogue on nazism
- The Protestant era
- Civil disobedience
- On being human - the liberal way
- Who has faith in man?
- Changing frontiers
- An examined faith
- On being human religiously
- The social import of the professions
- The uses of diversity
- The enduring validity of congregational polity
- The law of nature in Greco-Roman thought
- The Essential Jla
- Taking time seriously
- Paul Tillich's philosophy of culture, science, and religion
- The concept of history
- Is Marx's thought relevant to the Christian?
- Paul Tillich's philosophy of culture, science, and religion
- Natural religion and the 'myth' of the eighteenth century
- The five smooth stones of liberalism
- The law of nature
- Unitarian thought
- Pastoral care in the liberal churches
- The essential James Luther Adams
- The prophethood of all believers
- James Luther Adams
- Leslie Talbot Pennington, 1899-1974
- James Luther Adams on Charles Eliot Norton
- The ages of liberalism
- The grotesque in art and literature
- Not without dust and heat
- Voluntary associations
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