Beyond Agnosticism

The book is bound in blue cloth with noticeable wear on the spine and a section of the cover. The binding is intact, though there is some age-related discoloration on the pages. An inscription is present on the interior, but the text remains clean and readable. No dust jacket is included.

"Beyond Agnosticism" by Bernard Iddings Bell, published by Harper & Brothers in 1929, is a first edition volume exploring the philosophical and religious themes of belief beyond skepticism. Bernard Iddings Bell, an esteemed academic and Warden of St. Stephen's College at Columbia University, presents a compelling argument for those questioning mechanistic views of the world. This edition is notable for its early 20th-century perspective on agnosticism, making it a valuable resource for collectors and scholars. The book is bound in blue cloth with gold lettering, typical of the period, and lacks a dust jacket. It remains a sought-after edition due to its historical context and the author's prominence in religious and philosophical discourse. Condition notes include some wear to the spine and an inscription on the interior.