The challenge to Christian missions: missionary questions and the modern mind
I. Introductory: Where the question presses.--II. Political complications: Is the missionary the troubler of the peace?--III. Many races many religions: "East is East and West is West."--IV. God in every system: The cosmic light and dark.--V. Liberal thought and heathen destinies.--VI. Can...
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H. R. Allenson
1906
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| In: | Year: 1906 |
| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
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| Summary: | I. Introductory: Where the question presses.--II. Political complications: Is the missionary the troubler of the peace?--III. Many races many religions: "East is East and West is West."--IV. God in every system: The cosmic light and dark.--V. Liberal thought and heathen destinies.--VI. Can the missionary motive survive: Does liberal thought cut the nerve of missions?--VII. Chequered results: "Counting the game."--VIII. Chequered results: "The mission-made man."--IX. The men and their methods.--X. The aim: The coming kingdom.--XI. The return-value of missions.--Appendices: A. The Powers and the priests in the East. B. Checks to progress in India. |
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