The Meaning of God in the Human Experience by William Ernest Hocking George Smith The Hermetic Museum by A

The Hermetic Museum by A

These editions were often removed from their original box and dust jacket

original dust jacket still present unclipped with no chipping

profusely illustrated with color frontis

with gilt titles and decoratively blind-stamped borders

The Meaning of God in the Human Experience by William Ernest Hocking George Smith The Hermetic Museum by AThe Meaning of God in the Human Experience by William Ernest Hocking Publication: 1924 Yale University Press sixth printing A luminous inquiry into the nature of religious consciousness and the role of the divine in everyday life. Philosopher William Ernest Hocking examines how humanitys experience of God shapes ethics, purpose, and the unfolding of personal and cultural meaning. Conditions: publishers red cloth boards,gilt title to spine, small pen