
Feathers of the Skylark: Compulsion, Sin and Our Need for a Messiah
by Jeffrey Satinover, MD
"Feathers of the Skylark: Compulsion, Sin and Our Need for a Messiah" by Jeffrey Satinover, MD, published by Hamewith Books in 1996. Paperback edition exploring themes of religion and psychology. ISBN 0-9652945-0-1. Good condition with no inscriptions or library markings. A valuable addition for collectors interested in spiritual and psychological discourse.
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The book appears to be in good condition, with no visible inscriptions or library markings. The paperback cover shows minor signs of handling but remains intact. The spine and binding seem sturdy, ensuring the book's durability. Specific details about the dust jacket are unavailable, as the book is in paperback format.
About This Classic 1996 Edition
"Feathers of the Skylark: Compulsion, Sin and Our Need for a Messiah" by Jeffrey Satinover, MD, is a thought-provoking exploration into the human psyche and our spiritual yearnings. Published by Hamewith Books in Westport, Connecticut, this 1996 edition delves into themes of compulsion and sin, addressing the profound question of humanity's need for a Messiah. Satinover, a respected psychiatrist, brings his expertise to the fore, offering insights that are both intellectually stimulating and spiritually enriching. This edition, identified by its ISBN 0-9652945-0-1, is a valuable addition for collectors interested in religious and psychological discourse. The book is in paperback format, as evidenced by the cover image, and does not include a dust jacket. Condition details are not fully visible, but no library markings or inscriptions are present. This work is a significant contribution to discussions on religion and psychology, appealing to readers seeking depth and understanding in these fields.
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