Let God go free

Notes: "By Ernest Harrison".; "Copyright Ernest Harrison 1965." -- p. [ii].; "Printed and bound in Canada. T.H. Best Printing Company, Limited, Don Mills, Ontario". -- verso of t.-p.; This book "is designed to meet one of the problems of the modern Church -- rapidly changing ideas concerning clergy and laity, the Bible, science, denominations, the nature of the Church and, above all, our ideas about God himself. Its theme is that man has, throughout history, tried to imprison God; but that, as Christians begin to break free from their own restrictions, they are discovering that God is free. The writer sees the present movements in the Church as spelling the end of denominations and all religious exclusiveness". -- back cover.; Contents: Learning to Live -- The Big Gulf -- A Prison for God -- What is God Like ? Part I -- What is God Like ? Part II -- The God of Today's World -- The Shape of God: Part I -- The Shape of God: Part II -- Church Worship -- The Church and Science -- Denominations -- Other Religions -- What's In It For Me ?; Author is a priest in the Anglican Church of Canada.

Subjects: Christianity - 20th century; Robinson, John A.T. (John Arthur Thomas), 1919-1983; Anglican Church of Canada - 20th century; Anglican Church of Canada - Controversial literature; God - Anglican Church of Canada; God - Knowableness - Anglican Church of Canada; Public worship - Anglican Church of Canada; Liturgical renewal - Anglican Church of Canada; Religion and science - Anglican Church of Canada; Christian sects; Christianity and other religions - Anglican Church of Canada