Shortcomings of Prof. Milton S. Terry (Classic Reprint)

JftJTON S. TERRY. t Sfitkl ir.tK WMUNHALL Prttf. Mi UuTTSTT erry, of Garrett Biblical I nstitute, wrote and published a pamphlet bearing the title, Methodism and Biblical Criticism, which was widely circulated among Methodists. I wrote and published a review of the same, which has been also widely circulated. Concerning the same, The University Register has the following to say: Dr. Munhall has just published a very able and scholarly booklet of 64 pages, in which he reviews Professor Terry srecent pamphlet entitled Methodism and Biblical Criticism. With full knowledge of his subject and with rare skill and merciless logic. Dr. Munhall lays bare the unfounded assertions and unsupported assumptions of Professor Terry. His booklet is so clear, concise, cogent and conclusive that little more need be said. It is so condensed that it is difficult to further condense it by way of review. Anyone wishing to know the unwarranted theories of Professor Terry and other destructive rationalistic critics should read this latest and ablest exposure of rationalistic skepticism. To quote but one or two sentences. In his Concluding Words, the author says: The booklet of Professor Terry is one of the most dangerous and sophistically constructed arguments in defense of a lawless and irresponsible Liberty for the Methodist Church ever given to the public an assault upon the sole Supremacy of the Holy Scriptures, their infallible authority, and, the Veracity and Honor of Jesus Christ and His A postles; and the Methodist Church must meet it. Her faith, purity and peace, her witness for the truth, as a witness-bearing Church, her Standards of doctrine, her fidelity and loyalty to Christ are all at stake. Professor Terry has written a Review (?) of this pamphlet, which was published in a Chicago daily, under the caption, Absurdities of L. W. Munhall Exposed. The professor has sent m
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