Religion & Spirituality· United States
The meaning of God in human experience
by William Earnest HockingAggregate Editorial Score35/100
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Published 1912English
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The meaning of God in human experience by William Earnest Hocking is a landmark work of religion & spirituality, first published in 1912. A significant work on religion and spirituality, The meaning of God in human experience by William Earnest Hocking (1912) grapples with timeless questions of belief and transcendence.
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