The Intellectual Challenge of the Gospel.

A Tyndale Biblical Theology Lecture, delivered at Tyndale House, Cambridge, on July 10, 1950, at a meeting convened by The Tyndale Fellowship for Biblical Research, and published later that year by Tyndale House as a 40 page booklet. Our copy is a 1953 reprint issued stateside by Lewis J. Grotenhuis.

"Let us again remind ourselves that what has been said does not mean that Christians are in themselves wiser than are other men. What they have they have by grace. They must be 'all things to all men.' But it is not kindness to tell patients that need strong medicine that nothing serious is wrong with them. Christians are bound to tell men the truth about themselves; that is the only way of bringing them to recognize the mercy, the compassion, of Christ. For if men are told the truth about themselves, and if they are warned against the false remedies that establish men in their wickedness, then, by the power of the Spirit of God, they will flee to the Christ through whom alone they must be saved."
--p. 40.