Dr.Henson has to think whether perhaps.

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One need not stop to ask if this version is strictly true.

The fact seems to emerge that the Bishop of Durham, one of the ablest intellects in the Church of England, and hitherto one of the strongest pillars of modernism, is beginning to speak theologically with rather less decision.
Let us at least express the pious hope that the Dean of Durham, Dr.
Welldon, has had nothing to do with it.

A greater man than Dr.Henson, a greater scholar and a profounder thinker, has spoken to me of this new movement in the Bishop's mind with a deep impersonal regret.