The long review of a book on Hudson Taylor’s use of the Bible in his personal Christian life and in his missionary labors naturally prompts the question, Can – or should – we follow Taylor’s example? Or have times changed so much that his handling of Scripture holds only historical interest?

Carl F.H. Henry has often been called the “dean” of 20th-century American evangelical theologians. When Henry’s God, Revelation, and Authority first appeared, his six-volume magnum opus was praised as “the most important work of evangelical theology in modern times.”