Woman and the Church #265592

The argument and appeal of these essays seem to me to claim respectful attention. I say this without pledging myself to agreement with the main objective of the book. But the great problem which it handles is of primary concern, and is exercising minds and hearts everywhere at present. So able, thoughtful, and restrained an advocacy of a main view of the problem, in which a man and woman speak out deliberately their convictions and aspirations and in so temperate a spirit, claims reasonably the attention and reflection of Christian minds.<br><br>I attempt no forecast, nor do I even touch the great problem here with my own hand.