Edward Hicks: Pacifist Bishop at War: The diaries of a World War One Bishop Author Martha Rogers but since a tragic accident

but since a tragic accident took her mother

And the more of yourself you pour into this workbook

We each have an indispensable part to play

The authors combine their authentic personal stories with scholarly analysis of critical issues and are not afraid to point out how evangelicals have sometimes failed to engage Mormons in a constructive manner

Lea Ann Garfias

Edward Hicks: Pacifist Bishop at War: The diaries of a World War One Bishop Author Martha Rogers but since a tragic accidentWhat does a Bishop, who has declared himself to be a pacifist, do when his country goes to war? The story of Edward Hicks throws a new light on the problems of conscience the First World War created. Acclaimed author G R R Evans reveals how he wrestled with the issues, yet had to watch his sons go off to fight one not to return. Drawing upon his detailed diaries, full of indiscreet comments the sort of thing it would now be unwise for a bishop to