| Summary: | D. L. Moody called him "...the most Christ-like man I ever knew." Drummond's was a distinctive and influential theological voice. His The Greatest Thing in the World has become a modern devotional classic.This book brings together a range of expert studies of Henry Drummond and his work, to paint a picture of a distinctive personality who charmed his own generation, and who still fascinates today. The authors appraise Drummond's work on science and Christian faith, his place in the rise of evangelicalism, and his efforts to confront a new generation with a thoughtful, world-aware Christianity.Contributors include Robin Barbour, David W. Bebbington, Richard Buckley, Alec Cheyne, Timothy F. George and C.K.O. Spence.
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