Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Duke Divinity School Bulletin, Vol. 18: February, 1953 January, 1954
This volume follows in a sequence of high merit from the pen of Georgia Harkness. We have learned to expect from her thought sane, irenic. And eminently clear popularizations of Christian thought for pri marily the lay reader. This book is no disappointment, and it is good reading for the minister, too. Miss Harkness represents a theological position of a moderately reconstructed American liberalism. Ethically. Her thought is in close accord with the main stream of ecumenical thought, Oxford and Amsterdam) in which movement she has herself made such a notable contribution.
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