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Book Review: The Gravedigger File

Guinness is a protege of Francis Schaeffer, although it appears that he has exceeded his mentor in balancing the charges of non-biblical thinking and practice against both the right and the left. While maintaining that the non-evangelical left is often guilty of a "newer-the-truer" syndrome and of widening the gap "between ordinary believers and the intellectual and bureaucratic elite in the churches" (p. 213), many conservatives, he is certain, have not escaped "the constrictions of modernity." The whole aim of the malevolent "force," in his allegory is to keep Christians from discovering and practicing the "ruthlessly biblical 'third way'."