Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from What Must the Church Do to Be Saved?: And Other Discussions
From the title to the last paragraph this little book is a challenge. It stimulates hon est thinking upon the great facts Of the Chris tian faith. In spirit and in method it admir ably illustrates the dictum of John Wesley, Think and let think. The pain and peril of our time is not that great masses of people think and feel differently from the orthodox few, but because they do not really think and feel at all, Some of the writer's statements vvill disturb hereditary religious notions. But there is on every page a ringing appeal for reality in faith, for intellectual honesty, and for the exaltation of the Strong Son of God in every kingdom of the world. The author faces fearlessly the doubts of this cha otic time. He so interprets the basal teach ings of Christianity that they become the more human in their appeal and divine in their compulsion.
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