Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Faith of a Christian
Religious thinking is no longer confined to the theologian, it has become general amongst all classes of the people. The technical expressions of the schools have to give way to the idiom of the market, the shop, and the office. Theology, therefore, must be translated into the idiom of the people, if the faith upon which it is based is to continue to in?uence the life of the present. Much apologetics might have been saved had more translation been attempted. The apology Christianity should chie?y aim at, is that which is sure to come from the man who is con vinced that he has misunderstood it. Idiomatic translation of Christian theology is the best defence of the faith.
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