Description

Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. No notes or highlighting. Some disclouration to cover due to age but pages are fine. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> But even when he had in a measure established his own freedom from a literalistic reading of the Scriptures and from the dogmatic fundamentalism which characterised his mother’s home church at Felixstowe there was still the question of possible marriage and of establishing his own freedom to relate to a type of femininity not necessarily the same as that represented by the Felixstowe circle. This was the possibility which suddenly arrested him when reading the passage in Luke 2 while in Abyssinia. Might it be necessary to ‘break the custom’ to relate to a different pattern than that in which he had for so long been nurtured? Just before Christmas in 1935 he wrote very frankly about his differences from his mother’s general outlook while gladly admitting that they possessed much in common. She had evidently expressed concern from time to time about his veering (LL)