The Cosmos and the Logos: Being the Lectures for 1901-2 on the L. P. Stone Foundation in the Prince. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.The Cosmos and the Logos: Being the Lectures for 1901-2 on the L. P. Stone Foundation in the Prince

The LP Stone Foundation in the Princeton Theological Seminary is proud to present the 1901-2 lectures of Henry Collin Minton on the subject of the cosmos and the logos. Drawing on a broad variety of philosophical and theological sources, Minton explores the relationship between the universe and the divine, and the ways in which they communicate their perspectives and meanings. With a nuanced and thoughtful approach, he helps readers to see the world and their place within it in a new and wondrous light.

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