THE Shaking OF THE Foundations

This mass market paperback shows noticeable wear, with creases and scuffs on the cover, reflecting its ex-library status. The interior pages are intact, though they bear a library stamp from the "Library of Vic Hunter." There is no dust jacket, as is typical for this format. Overall, the book is in fair condition, suitable for reading and collection by those interested in theological works.

"The Shaking of the Foundations" by Paul Tillich, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1948, is a significant work in theology and philosophy. This edition is a mass market paperback, distinct with its original cover design. Paul Tillich, a renowned theologian, addresses the personal and social issues of his time, avoiding traditional language and offering profound insights. This copy is stamped with "Library of Vic Hunter," indicating its ex-library status, which may interest collectors of unique or previously circulated books. The book’s subject matter delves into Christian thought and existential questions, making it a valuable addition to any theological collection. The condition shows signs of wear typical of library use, but remains intact and readable.