Our age is distinguished from others less by rapid change, economic problems or breakdowns in law in order than by difficulties in human relationships. Up to now we have been so bewitched by magnificent discoveries in science and technology that we often identified these with human development. At the root of modern man's searching is a crisis in human development.
What has the Christian to offer to modern man? He will show that without love and brotherhood rooted in Christ, a satisfactory answer will prove illusory. The Christian is part of a community which aims to make visible a new kind of love, Christ's love for men and their response to Christ, in a sharing of life. On the face of the Church should be the ray of hope, the warmth of
a truly personal love, a love which recognises the sacredness of each individual human person. This book presents a scenario of brotherhood in Christ and ways in which a Christian today can offer a genuine response to the challenges of today.