In this important and distinguished book, the Archbishop of
Canterbury sets out to examine some of the contemporary theological
trends - the concept of secular Christianity, the existentialist
treatment of Christian doctrine and some aspects of New Testament
study. His conclusion is that while the historic faith of
Christianity stands and it is more than ever necessary to assert
its supernatural character, it is oly possible to do so
convincingly if we are ready to learn much from the contemporary
conflicts.
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