WHISTLER, HUMPHREY. — False Alternatives at the Reformation.

London:SPCK, 1957. 0. "Many of the eirenic contributions from each side today, roughly speaking "Protestant" and "Roman", begin with an accepted impasse in their own minds, and the assumption that there is no solution, unless one side has its own way. This impasse is an inheritance from the Reformation dilemma, which imposed an "either-or" decision on the ordinary man which we can now see to have been not necessary, which never ought to have been imposed, and with which he ought never to have been faced." Pp.28. Grey card covers. VG.