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Talking Points from Books

Basil Mitchell is probably known to many of our readers as the philosopher who can write simple and attractive English and who kept his head at a time when atheism seemed to be taking over in academic circles. In his latest book, Faith and Criticism (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1994, £17.50, pp. 173, ISBN 0-19-826758-4), he keeps his head over an issue which is in danger of splitting the churches, and continues to write simple and attractive English. The issue is this: to what extent is it possible to remain a true Christian and at the same time be an inhabitant of