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...Both sides suspect him. Each party is offended at him for not casting his weight into their scale. This, I suspect, was precisely Gurnall's position. He was ...ho have handled Gurnall's age, have chronicled scores of names of far less weight than his, and have refused to say a word about the author of 'The Christian

...of remorse and compunction we hear nothing whatever, nor does he give due weight and importance to the consciousness of guilt; he misrepresents grace, makin ...nly one thing that might possibly divest him of justification, namely, the loss of fiduciary faith or of faith in general. From this point of view we get a