1858 HUGH MILLER. Life of Important Early Christian Geologist - Contra Darwin. Committed Suicide. BaptistA beautiful early edition of the life of Hugh Miller [1802 1856]. A noted early 19th century evangelical and geologist, he began his adult life as a stone mason, but the questions the rock ignited led him to a life of study. He was influential in Scottish evangelical circles, editing The Witness magazine with J. A. Wylie, and published The Old Red Sandstone, Footprints of the Creator, and Testimony of the Rocks in support of Christian approaches to
The Manner of His Setting Out
Wonderful piece of Presbyterian history
A charming little handsomely bound Victorian cloth work on the history of the translation of the Scriptures
represents a unique opportunity to acquire 32 of his works
where he became past of the a Baptist church in that city in 1844
heavy duty library buckram
Suggestions for Comparative Experiments with Guano and Other Manures by Professor Johnson
paper lightly toned
Their nod of the head only makes them more responsible to engage in a radical restructuring that will empower the mission of Christ through the Church
Hurdis of the East India Company's Native Infantry
the blessed Gospel
The idea then makes the Separation of Church and State an eschatological urgency