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Book Review: Christian Tolerance

Lefferts A. Loetscher contrasted to the gospel in an effort to grasp and portray the profound meaning of grace. But increasingly we have been impressed with the important truth conveyed in each historical confession. The either/or approach helped to define confessional consciousness, but at the expense of appreciating the fullness of truth. There is a dialectic involved in the relation of law and gospel; Lochman does exceedingly well in spelling out one side of that dialectic in his stress on the positive meaning of the divine command. We are indebted to him for a deeply edifying book which will make interesting and helpful reading for pastors as well as prove useful for adult education courses.