where there is no teaching body to distinguish truth from error. One can feel his frustration when a high-ranking Anglican official indicates to him that religion is “a matter more or less of individual choice and tastes.” In the official’s opinion, Benson writes, “Christ had not revealed positive truths to which, so soon as we accepted Christ as a Divine Teacher, we instantly submitted without hesitation.” Jesus says, “If these things are done when the wood is green what will happen when it is dry?” (Lk