An analysis of Boisen's, Hiltner's and Clinebell's models of the nature and relation of mental health and salvation

with a constructive attempt to embody emerging directives

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An analysis of Boisen's, Hiltner's and Clinebell's models of the nature and relation of mental health and salvation by Hugh W. Sanborn, Hugh W. Sanborn
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An analysis of Boisen's, Hiltner's and Clinebell's models of the nature and relation of mental health and salvation

with a constructive attempt to embody emerging directives

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English
Pages
274

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Edition Notes

Reproduced from typescript.

Abstract: 4 leaves (at end).

University of Iowa

Includes bibliographical references (pages 264-274).

Published in
[Iowa City, IO]

The Physical Object

Pagination
viii, 274, 4 leaves
Number of pages
274

Edition Identifiers

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OL28408564M
Internet Archive
analysisofboisen0000sanb
OCLC/WorldCat
874392360

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Work ID
OL20971357W

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