THE Development Apocalypse (or) Will International Injustice Kill THE Ecumenical Movement? by Stephen C. Rose (Editor) - front cover
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THE Development Apocalypse (or) Will International Injustice Kill THE Ecumenical Movement?

by Stephen C. Rose (Editor)

"The Development Apocalypse" by Stephen C. Rose, published by Risk/World Council of Churches in 1967, examines international injustice's impact on the ecumenical movement. This paperback edition, part of RISK Vol. III, No. 1+2, is in good condition, free from inscriptions or library markings. Ideal for those interested in religion and social justice.

$25.36$$
Binding:Paperback
Condition:Good
1967
Risk / World Council of Churches
Stock:1 available
SKU:A7-B5-LKS-0198

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Condition Details

This paperback edition is in good condition with minimal wear on the cover. The spine shows slight signs of use, but the binding remains intact. There are no signatures or inscriptions, and it is free from library markings. The pages are clean and unmarked, maintaining their original quality.

About This Vintage 1967 Edition

"The Development Apocalypse (or) Will International Injustice Kill the Ecumenical Movement?" is a profound exploration of social justice and religious dynamics, edited by Stephen C. Rose. Published in 1967 by Risk in collaboration with the World Council of Churches, this paperback edition delves into the challenges facing the ecumenical movement amidst global injustices. This particular edition, part of the RISK series Vol. III, No. 1+2, is a testament to the era's critical discourse on international inequities and religious cooperation. The book's relevance remains significant for scholars of religion and social justice. Condition-wise, the book is well-preserved with no inscriptions or library markings, though it lacks a dust jacket.

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Risk / World Council of Churches

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