Scott-Buccleuch, Ian L.

Troubled Above Measure.

First edition. New York / Washington, Vantage Press, 1970. 14 x 21cm. (15), 77 pages. Original hardcover with dustjacket in collector’s mylar. Some signs of wear to dustjacket, otherwise in excellent condition.

In a spirit not of rebellion but of intense concern, an Anglican priest, writing from the perspective of St. Vincent in the West Indies, tells in this book why he finds himself urgently impelled to speak out at this time on disturbing tendencies which he sees in the church of his faith. Says the Rev. Scott-Buccleuch “This little book is an attempt to refocus the attention of all Christians on Anglicanism as the central span of the bridge by which Christendom may be united, for the simple reason that it seems to be in grave danger of collapsing. The currents of liberalism and heresy have so weakened its foundation that no further bridging should be attempted until a proper doctrinal survey has been made.” [From jacket notes]

• Keywords: Catalogue No.7 – Religion · christianity · Religion · Religion – Rare · Theology
• Language: English
• Inventory Number: 91065AB

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