would like, are nevertheless committed as inextricably as he to the unitary naturalism of modern science and just as anxious to preserve their Christian affiliations. In view of current controversies it is crucial that St. John should not be quoted for the view that God is a predicate of love, and that human experience can exhaust the Deity. The grammar of the definite article forbids. Nevertheless, in all fairness it should be pointed out that St. John elsewhere does make use of the phrase, “Love is