WHERE DO PEOPLE GO WHEN THEY DIE?. THE ONE-LEGGED BOY'S THANKFULNESS FOREWORD HIS is not a book for scholars, though TH the author hopes that his construing of religion is not at variance with scholarship. Neither is it a book for saints; yet if any of its words shall strengthen their serene and tested faith, the author will be glad. It is a book for the man and the woman in the midst of the moral struggle, exposed to the materialism and the pessimism of our age. And it comes from one who would have them regard him, not as an ethical teacher or a spiritual adviser, but as their fellow soldier and their friend. |