The Future Of Christianity

1927. From the Editor's Note: The writers of these essays have met together and discussed the design and object of this volume, and there have been other interchanges of thought. A glance at the contents will at once reveal their common mind and way of approach to the various subjects treated. It should be understood however that each writer is alone responsible for his essay. But there is general agreement amongst the writers that the modern restatement of doctrine must begin from the data of experience. The Bishop of Gloucester, in his general Introduction, in which he emphasizes their unity, and expresses his personal agreement or disagreement with the arguments used, happily calls attention to the significance of this cooperation of scholars, partly belonging to the Church of England, and partly Free Churchmen who are daily engaged in teaching, on similar lines, in connection with the Theological Faculties of our Universities. They here express a common body of wise and sober teaching, which will prepare the way for further united work on the restatement of Christian Truths in the light of modern knowledge, and for the united evangelization of the world. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.