Religion.
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Fr. Albert Joseph Fritsch, S.J papers
Fr. Albert Joseph Fritsch, S.J, an ordained reverend, scientist, writer, and environmental advocate. His papers consist of lectures, his personal, published and unpublished writings mostly pertaining to either scientific or religious subjects. He was the founder of both the Center for Science in the Public Interest, and the Appalachia Science in the Public Interest organisations.
Ira Jay Martin III papers
Records and papers detailing Dr. Ira Jay Martin III’s work and life as a scholar.
Henry Levy Parker papers
Papers of Reverend Henry Levy Parker.
Philosophy and Religion Program
Records of the Philosophy and Religion Program at Berea College.
Religion, 1844-1896
Series 6 includes sermons, theological essays, and reports of religious bodies. All works are expressions of Christianity, primarily in the North American context.
Religion. No. 74, 1897 December
Most of the 344 published works in this collection document aspects of the political, economic, scientific, educational, and religious thought of persons and groups within the United States during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Notable topics include Seccession, the American Civil War, Emanicipation, Reconstruction, government finances, and American partisan politics. Works in the final series originated in Canada, Switzerland, France, Great Britain, and Japan.
Religion. No. 76, 1898 February
Most of the 344 published works in this collection document aspects of the political, economic, scientific, educational, and religious thought of persons and groups within the United States during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Notable topics include Seccession, the American Civil War, Emanicipation, Reconstruction, government finances, and American partisan politics. Works in the final series originated in Canada, Switzerland, France, Great Britain, and Japan.
The Rikugo-Zassi. No. 207, 1898 March
Most of the 344 published works in this collection document aspects of the political, economic, scientific, educational, and religious thought of persons and groups within the United States during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Notable topics include Seccession, the American Civil War, Emanicipation, Reconstruction, government finances, and American partisan politics. Works in the final series originated in Canada, Switzerland, France, Great Britain, and Japan.