“Here are some two-hundred pages so incisive in their diagnosis, so penetrating in their constructive insight, and withal so genuinely Christian, that they will do more good than scores of conventional treatises of dogmatic theology.
“This book is unique in the most literal sense of the word. It is in a class by itself. At a time when a pseudo evangelical zeal exults in divorcing Christianity from culture, Henry Zylstra's discrimination and mellowed wisdom nurtured at the riches veins, claims for Calvinism the best that has ever been said and done in the world. In an age of mental and spiritual disintegration, it points the way to reconstruction with special attention to educational views long gone astray. The style is that of a classic . . . Every line counts, every word. The book should be read and re-read. It should remain within reach of every Christian leader, nay, of every man worth his salt.