The intelligent agnostic's introduction to Christianity.
Publisher: Skeffington
Published: 1959
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
Subjects: Apologetics.; Lord's Supper.
Description: For many people today only a vacuum exists where once there was a reconciling force between Man and God. The result is confusion, and the author of this forceful book places the responsibility as much with the Church as with the skeptics, because the Church still clings to outworn metaphysical tenets which modern man cannot accept. Yet, when seen not as "factual" statements, but as a means of religious communication through images, Christian orthodoxy can be shown to be pragmatically and psychologically true, and essential to balanced living. This, the author maintains, is especially evident in the realms of prayer and the Eucharist.--From publisher description.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.