The Dualism of Eternal Life, A Revolution in Eschatology by Stephen Speers Craig and published by Classics.
“In the summer of 1892 a book was placed in my hand with a request that I read it. The title was “Israel My Glory,” by the Rev. John Wilkinson, president of the Mildmay Mission to the Jews. The reading of that book marked an epoch in my life. From that time forward my outlook on the character and destiny of the Church and the world began to be revolutionized, and the process still continues its panoramic unfolding with ever deepening amazement and ever increasing joy.
But when the new light dawned in 1892 and I began to see how fearfully I had been deceived and misled concerning the character of the present age as portrayed by infallibly inspired prophets and apostles, I was led to wonder if I had not been misinformed by “Mother Church” on other equally important subjects; and experience has taught me that this suspicion had a wondrously solid basis in fact. As a consequence I began to see that there was a faith which was nothing more than an easily going Laodicean indifference, whose proper name was heathenish credulity; and that on the other hand there was a skepticism which was one of the most essential elements in the highest order of Christian virtue.”
From the Introduction
