The Relation of the Civil Government to Christian Missions the Ramsden Sermon
The Relation of the Civil Government to Christian Missions the Ramsden Sermon
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" The result was that in the time of England's sorest need the most fanatical Moslems marched to Delhi under men who they knew would give all they possessed to make them Christians. It was such men who saved India : and it was our late Queen who brought together into one note the voices of the ruler and of the missionary in her Proclamation to the Indian people in 1858, the words being added to the document with her own hands. There is, we believe, perfect understanding in that great country be...tween the two forces, although questions of vast import- ance remain unsolved.
The problem in China presents far greater difficulties. First, we are dealing with a foreign and an independent nation with an ancient civilisation ; and secondly, we are 8 met there, on the part of another European Empire, by a policy opposed, or at least very different, to our own.
France, though acknowledging no God in her public documents, has consistently supported Missions as part of her foreign policy, and has even refused to give way to the Pope as protector of Koman Christians in many lands, claiming the right as a legitimate part of her political in- fluence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The result was that in the time of England's sorest need the most fanatical Moslems marched to Delhi under men who they knew would give all they possessed to make them Christians. It was such men who saved India : and it was our late Queen who brought together into one note the voices of the ruler and of the missionary in her Proclamation to the Indian people in 1858, the words being added to the document with her own hands. There is, we believe, perfect understanding in that great country be...tween the two forces, although questions of vast import- ance remain unsolved.
The problem in China presents far greater difficulties. First, we are dealing with a foreign and an independent nation with an ancient civilisation ; and secondly, we are 8 met there, on the part of another European Empire, by a policy opposed, or at least very different, to our own.
France, though acknowledging no God in her public documents, has consistently supported Missions as part of her foreign policy, and has even refused to give way to the Pope as protector of Koman Christians in many lands, claiming the right as a legitimate part of her political in- fluence.
What to read after The Relation of the Civil Government to Christian Missions the Ramsden Sermon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montgomery, H. H. (Henry Hutchinson), 1847-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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