Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB-image
Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB-image
Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB-image
Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB-image
Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB-image
Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB-image
Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB-image

Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB

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Illustrator: Yes ISBN-13: 9780812690798 ISBN-10: 0812690796 Publisher: Open Court Publication Year: 1988 Intended Audience: Trade Genre: Philosophy, Self-Help Item Height: 0.8 in height: 0.8 in Dewey Decimal: 111/.84 Book Title: Facing Evil : Light at the Core of Darkness ISBN: 9780812690798 Item Weight: 18.3 Oz width: 6 in LCCN: 88-022056 Topic: Death, Grief, Bereavement, Good & Evil Author: Paul B. Woodruff Edition: First Edition, second printing Country of Origin: United States Item Length: 9 in Format: Trade Paperback Dewey Edition: 19 Item Width: 6 in Number of Pages: 316 Pages Language: English LC Classification Number: BJ1401.F36 1988 Era: Modern Age (1992-Now)

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Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness (1st Printing 1988)Great Condition PB. The book is illustrated and contains 316 pages, making it a compelling read for those interested in self-help and philosophy. No writing in book, please see photos for the condition of the item you will receive :) Check out our store for vintage books listed regularly! Facing Evil: Light At The Core of Darkness is a trade paperback book that delves into the dark side of the human psyche, exploring themes of death, grief, bereavement, and good and evil. Published in 1988 by Open Court, this collection of lectures by prominent scholars, writers, theologians, and philosophers offers insights into evil human acts and how to confront them. With contributions from the likes of Maya Angelou, M. Scott Peck, and Rollo May, among others, this book provides a powerful exploration of the formidable power of evil and offers a roadmap for transforming it into good. The book is illustrated and contains 316 pages, making it a compelling read for those interested in self-help and philosophy.

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