After reviewing several of the “ironies” present in the secular/religious situation today, Kenneth Cragg focuses on culture and on sexuality as the core of cultural formation in birth, the family, and human relationships. He analyses the shape of the religious mind over the centuries and concludes with the question: In what terms can Christian finality hold in a climate of irreligion, pluralism, and competition from other “authorities” of revelation? In the ‘Christian Mission and Modern Culture’ series.
ISBN: 9780852444825 (1999) 82pp