Excerpt from Reconstruction in Theology

In one respect it is even less possible for the theologian than for the scientist to te gard his work as final, for it belongs to the very nature of spiritual truth that each age must be its own interpreter in spiritual things. Each age has its own favorite analogies and modes of conception and of statement. Truths, therefore, that are to be vital to it require re-statement in these terms, and this.

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