THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY AND MODERN CHRISTIANITY.
London: Lucas Collins, 319 Oxford Street.
This is the title of a book (price 5/-), newly issued by the Rev. W. Lancelot Holland, late of the English Episcopal Church, Edinburgh. The author raises an able testimony on behalf of the inspiration and literal accuracy of the Holy Scriptures, and exposes and condemns the fearful errors held by the Archbishop of Canterbury and other representatives of modern Christianity in England. Scotland also receives deserved attention. Such men as Drs. Whyte, George Adam Smith, Bruce and Dods, are criticised in no milk and water fashion. The testimony of God’s Word is brought to bear upon their erroneous ideas. Mr. Holland, as a faithful witness, has cleared himself of their blood, and the blood of all who support them. We intend giving extracts from this book in a future issue. In the meantime, we say, that none of our readers who can at all spare the price should fail in getting a copy of it. Without committing ourselves to some of the views expressed, we have no hesitation in saying that we have read hardly any work of recent times with greater satisfaction than this. The author’s address is 117 Elgin Crescent, London, W.