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Contents • • • • Table of Contents [ ] • Section I: The Intellectual & Cultural Climate of the Second Half of the Twentieth Century • Section II: The Relationship of the New Theology to the Intellectual Climate • Section III: How Historic Christianity Differs from the New Theology • Section IV: Speaking Historic Christianity into the Twentieth-Century Climate • Section V: Pre-Evangelism is No Soft Option • Section VI: Personal & Corporate Living into the Twentieth-Century Climate References [ ] • Richard H. Vol 21, June 1969, pp. 54–55 • Martin H. (Review), Vol 83, Spring 1969, pp. 55–56. (Review) Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation, Vol 21, June 1969, pp. 55–56 • Harold J. (Review), Vol 32, November 1969, pp. 114–116. (Review), Vol 29, February 1969, p. 26.

(Review), Vol 69, June 1969, pp. 96–98. (Review) The Springfielder, Vol 33, Spring 1969, pp. 55–56. (Review) Gordon Review, Vol 11, Summer 1969, p. 241-245 • Clark H. (Review), Vol 13, January 3, 1969, p. 24. (Review), Vol 80, February 1969, pp. 143–44. (Review) Foundations, Vol 12, April–June 1969, pp. 183–86 • John A. (Review), Vol 126, July–September 1969, pp. 253–54.

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