01828cam a2200457Mi 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036029002100077035002100098040005300119049000900172050001600181082000800197084001500205100001900220245014400239260003700383300002100420505043000441650002600871650002500897650001400922650001700936650001600953650002800969650001700997650002501014650001801039650002001057650001901077650002001096650002001116650002301136650003101159650002201190650003201212942001501244999001701259952009401276ocn905555091OCoLC20230418102545.0900910s1951    enk           000 0 eng d0 aNLGGCb065875516  a(OCoLC)905555091  aNLGGCbdutefobidrtbcNLGGCdOCLCOdOCLCFdZAAPA  aZAAA 4aBL51b.H38204a210  a11.022bcl1 aHeard, Gerald.10aIs God in history? :ban inquiry into human and prehuman history in terms of the doctrine of creation, fall and redemption /cGerald Heard.  aLondon :bFaber & Faber,c[1951]  a256 p. ;c21 cm.  aSynopsis of the fall as a triple process correlated with a triple recovery -- Synopsis of the Human Redemptions -- Has History meaning? -- Is a fall credible? -- The triple nature of a fall -- The fall into wrong perception -- The fall into wrong attention -- The individual redemption -- The fall into wrong suggestion, false faith  -- The third redemption of Man -- The mythos and the historic fact -- Christianity's crisis 0aReligionxPhilosophy. 0aHistoryxPhilosophy. 0aCreation. 0aFall of man. 0aRedemption. 4aHistoriaxFilosof�ia. 4aCreaci�on. 4aCa�ida del hombre. 4aRedenci�on.17aSchepping.2gtt17aZondeval.2gtt17aVergeving.2gtt 7aCreation.2fast 7aFall of man.2fast 7aHistoryxPhilosophy.2fast 7aRedemption.2fast 7aReligionxPhilosophy.2fast00002ddccBK  c33099d33099  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2015-09-02l0o210 HEApAPA037363r2015-09-02t1w2015-09-02