All good Anglicans had something to think about last week: the Church of England's Commission on Evangelism had proposed a fiveyear, $800,000-a-year publicity program "to help [convert] Eng land to the Christian faith." It was hardly news to most of them that England or any other "Christian" country stood in need of conversion. But, coming from the staid Church of England, the flat statement was a bombshell.
In its 172-page report, the commission found that the state of religion in Eng land has fallen so low that bold, modern methods (i.e.,...
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