Jacob Trapp
Born 1899-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL817433A
Top Subjects
- Philosophical anthropology (2)
- Meditations (2)
- Unitarian Universalist churches (1)
- Liturgy (1)
- Texts (1)
- Unitarian churches (1)
- Hymns (1)
Books by Jacob Trapp
Total count: 29
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What we believe and how we believe1900-01-01
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Songs and readings1st ed.Porte Pub. Co.1931-01-01
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What do Unitarians believe?1935-01-01
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What I believe about man and man's futurea sermon preached at the Community Church, Summit, N.J., Oct. 26, 19471947-01-01
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Humanism and theism in liberal religion1949-01-01
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The Word to Jesus,in cadence Aramaean but in accents divineBeacon Press1950-01-01
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Ourselves and our neighbors1952-01-01
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U.M.A. worship workshop1953-01-01
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The inward wayI. what is religious experience? II. the paradox of prayer III. the meaning of mysticismMinns Lectureship Committee1957-01-01
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Finding and losing oneself1958-01-01
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The unconscious wisdom of life1960-01-01
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Anxiety and the courage to bea sermon preached at the Unitarian Church, Summit, New Jersey, Sept. 24, 19611961-01-01
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Sixteen poems1963-01-01
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Robert Frostthe risk of being human1964-01-01
Modern religious poems, a contemporary anthology.[1st ed.]Harper & Row1964-01-01-
Bhakti, santilove, peace1971-01-01
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The light of a thousand sunsmystery, awe, and renewal in religion.[1st ed.]Harper & Row1973-01-01
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Brief tenureNew Mexico poemsMedia Services1980-01-01
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Saint Francis of Assisi after 800 yearsJ. Trapp1982-01-01
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In stillness, renewalmeditations[s.n.]1983-01-01
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The stricken twinshow song began : collected poems through 1982J. Trapp1984-01-01
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Tao te chingthe wisdom of Lao TzuPrinted by Yucca Printing1985-01-01
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Song questpoems, religious, irreligiousJ. Trapp1986-01-01
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Dawn to duskmeditations[s.n.]1986-01-01
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Return to the springsessays and sermons on religious renewalSkinner House Books1987-01-01
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Santa Fe, Otowi Crossing and other poemsJ. Trapp1989-01-01
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Benedictus Spinozatwo essaysJ. Trapp1990-01-01
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Simple and realpoemsPaper Tiger1991-01-01
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What I believe about man and man's futurea sermon preached at the Community Church, Summit, N.J., Oct. 26, 1947.