November-December - The Gospel Magazine

The Gospel Magazine 281
Waterland.
D' s. Alister outlines briefly the Times, the Names, and the Issues
for Anglican Evangelicals in the lgth century.
D. N. Samuel writes trenchantly on the challenges of the 20th
century-the growth of ritualism, prayer Book revision-the Royal
Commission-and the consequences of doctrinal compromise.
R. T. Beckwith contributes the final essay, a consideration of the
Keele and Nottingham conferences, and a look to the future. takine
reassurance from the recent legislation securing the 39 Articles and thI
1662 Book of common prayer for use by, and as normative in the
Church.
Mr. Samuel's closing Sermon from 2 Chron. 15 contains a
challenging text for all Evangelicals to-day:- "They entered into a
covenant to seek the Lord God of their fathers with all their heart and
with all their soul."
- If this book can be given a wide circulation it will do much good for
the cause of the Gospel.
w.J.P.