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The Epistle to the Hebrews JEAN HÉRING translated by A.W. HEATH-COTE and P.J. ALLCOCK London: Epworth Press 1970. 130. $7.25

Anabaptists. Dr Brown’s call for disciplined Christian discipleship as a characteristic of genuine Christian commitment will evoke the approval of many. But his attempt to float this biblically in relation to present radical groups, to my mind, has not succeeded. He has abstracted the more obvious and superficial elements, and major points are made more sermonically than as sustained argument. The author is warmly appreciative of his own liberal, Social-Gospel-era, intellectual heritage. He criticizes it for liberalism based on a politics of guilt. He favours a radicalism based on a