Results for “James Martineau

607 books found

Books

A study of religion

A study of religion

James Martineau

1888

Faith the beginning

Faith the beginning

James Martineau

1897

A study of religion, its sources and contents

A study of religion, its sources and contents

James Martineau

1889

The existing state of theology, as an intellectual pursuit, and religion as a moral influence

The existing state of theology, as an intellectual pursuit, and religion as a moral influence

James Martineau

1834

The watch-night lamps

The watch-night lamps

James Martineau

1849

"The Unitarian Position"

"The Unitarian Position"

James Martineau

1859

Home Prayers, with Two Services for Public Worship

Home Prayers, with Two Services for Public Worship

James Martineau

2007

Endeavors after the Christian life

Endeavors after the Christian life

James Martineau

1844

A study of Spinoza

A study of Spinoza

James Martineau

1883

The outer and the inner temple

The outer and the inner temple

James Martineau

1839

Studies of Christianity, or, Timely thoughts for religious thinkers

Studies of Christianity, or, Timely thoughts for religious thinkers

James Martineau

1875

Selections

Selections

James Martineau

1951

An address at the opening of the session of Manchester New College, October 15, 1860

An address at the opening of the session of Manchester New College, October 15, 1860

James Martineau

1860

Unitarian Christianity

Unitarian Christianity

James Martineau

1881

Modern materialism in its relations to religion and theology

Modern materialism in its relations to religion and theology

James Martineau

1877

The pretensions of the Roman Catholic Church

The pretensions of the Roman Catholic Church

James Martineau

1874

Essays, reviews, and addresses

Essays, reviews, and addresses

James Martineau

1890

A study of Spinoza

A study of Spinoza

James Martineau

1895

Views of the world from Halley's comet

Views of the world from Halley's comet

James Martineau

1835

"Owe no man anything"

"Owe no man anything"

James Martineau

1856