Edited by Archdeacon Storr and Principal Sydney Cave The general name "The Westminster Boo to this series of volumes because the original pre series was made at a small Conference which shadow of Westminster Abbey.
Tt will be noticed that Volume in the series has a title in the form of a question. There reason for this. We live in a time when many things are Huis being questioned, and notably religious beliefs and. traditional theological dogmas. The volumes ju this series deal with some of these questions of ethics and religion which are arousing interest or causing perplexity in the minds of many. They are not academic problems which are here discussed, but living problems, the kind of problems which men, come up against every day as they move about in a world flooded with new knowledge in every depariment. of enquiry. This age, and especially the younger {eeneration in this age, wants to know what it can really believe bout God, the soul, immortality, moral standards and the like, in face of all that is being said by natural science, psychology, comparative religion and Biblcal criticism.. The writers, belong both to the Church of England and the Free Churches....t is canoes that toe merce wil command wide attention and be of real help to many in their search for truth, Each volume 3s. Postage extra.
Already published: DO DEAD MEN LIVE AGAIN? Archdeacon V. F. Storr WHAT SHALL WE SAY OF CHRIST? Principal Sydner Cave WHAT IS SALVATION? Professor E. 8, Waterhouse 18 SIN OUR FAULT? S: A. McDowall WHAT DID JESUS TEACH? Professor J. A. Findlay DOES SCIENCE LEAVE ROOM FOR GOD? R. 0. P. Taylor CAN CHRIST SAVE SOCIETY? Principal A. B. Garvie How CAN I FIND GOD? Leslie D. Weatherhead Is If REASONABLE TO BELIEVE? Archdeacon J. W. Hunkin WHY BE GOOD? James Reid Ursula Bloom's style is colloquial and determinedly slangy: to "go for 2 tootle" is surprising on the lipa of 2 dignified naval officer, and surely "hard cheddar on us", "blah" are' seldom met with. She is Preparation: WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN? Hubert L. Simpson DOES GOD DO ANYTHING? By the Bishop of Liverpool
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