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Recent Foreign Theology

becoming increasingly concerned with man and his salvation. Its most recent study-book, Experiments with Man (W.C.C., Geneva, ios. 6d.), is the report of an ecumenical consultation in 1968 on the moral questions attending ’ human engineering ’ of which heart transplants, while most publicized, are perhaps least important. Well edited by Hans-Reudi Weber, the book contains discussions and raises questions of concern not only for the professionals but for all who care for the individual and for the common good. While some may wish to read and ponder it on their own, most would regard this book as best suited for discussion. They will be helped on their way by turning first to Fr. Lev Gillet’s meditations printed at the end.