[Report]
Publisher: A movement for World Christianity
Published: 1937
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Subjects: Missions; Church and state; Economics; Economic aspects; Theory; Christianity
Notes: "Six pamphlets reporting the addresses and the seminar discussions at the biennial institute held by A Movement for World Christianity at Colgate-Rochester Divinity School."
Table of contents: title: I. Introductory statement / Justin W. Nixon. Christianity's need of world-wide horizons / Harry Emerson Fosdick; title: II. What have we to offer to the non-Christian world? / Harris Franklin Rall. Elements of uniqueness in Christianity / John A. Mackay; title: III. What modifications of the capitalistic system will bring it more in line with Christian principles? / Frank E. Gannett. A Christian critique of the social-economic order / F. Ernest Johnson; title: IV. World Christianity and indigenous cultures / Charles T. Loram. Making Christianity effective among the less-favored groups / Francis J. McConnell; title: V. How may Christianity become authoritative for modern youth? / Edwin McNeill Poteat, Jr. What is the practical value for youth of Christianity and the church? / Luther Tucker; title: VI. The Christian attitude toward the state / William Adams Brown.