Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Handbook of Church Law
Whatever differences of opinion there may be upon other matters among Churchmen (and those differences are less than is often imagined, and are lessening still), all are agreed that we suffer greatly from want of priestcraft. While the craft of a doctor, lawyer, or engineer is the subject of long training, assisted by handbooks of the most severely practical nature, the ministers of the Church are launched upon their most difficult and varied work with but the shadow of a preparation, and they spend a large part of their career in learning how to do this work.
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