Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Christianity and Modern Culture: An Essay in Philosophy of Religion
Are we Christians yet? We may ask. Here is an important question overlooked by Strauss and Schleiermacher. Has modern life outlived Christianity by surmounting its ideals, by exhausting its possibilities? Rather let us say we are not yet abreast of the march of this form of religion, whose precincts are still those of an undiscovered country. Not as a withering aftermath, but as a whitening harvest, must Christianity be viewed; outside of Christianity nothing higher will arise, but within it newer forms will spring forth. A new era will be a Christian era; it will be modern thought indeed, conscious that Christ has created a new world Order and that He has left a deathless inipres sion upon mankind.
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