Christianity takes a stand
Subtitle: an approach to the issues of today
By: a symposium edited by William Scarlett ...
Series: Penguin special -- 612
Publisher: Penguin Books, Inc.
Published: 1946
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 128
Subjects: Church and social problems.
Notes: Published also in the same year (Philadelphia, The John C. Winston Company) under title: Toward a better world.

"First Penguin books edition, October, 1946."

"The papers in this volume were written at the request of the Joint Commission on Social Reconstruction,
 re-appointed by the General Convention (1943) of the Protestant Episcopal Church." From the Introduction
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by William Scarlett.; title: The social responsibility of the Christian and of the Church, by Angus Dun.; title: World order: The United Nations, by Sumner Welles. Our relations to Russia, by Reinhold Niebuhr. The treatment of ex-enemy nations, by W.E. Hocking. The moral meaning of the atomic bomb, by A.H. Compton.; title: Domestic order: The minorities question, by Anna E. Roosevelt. The Negro problem, by W.R. Bowie. The legacy of the Japanese American evacuation, by E.L. Parsons. Full employment, by Frances Perkins. Man and the state, by Eduard Heinmann.; title: Conclusion: The duty of a Christian in the modern world, by Stringfellow Barr.