Article October 3, 1942 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from James R. M. Butler, J. Carleton Weatherby

Oxford, Oxfordshire, England (First Church).

Lecturer: Colin Rücker Eddison; introduced by James R. M. Butler, who said:—

It is commonly said nowadays that, if we are to gather the fruits of victory in this war, there will have to be a new spirit in the dealings of men and nations: more unselfishness, and a keener imagination concerning what has to be done and how to do it. Many people go farther, and declare that victory can be ensured only by a return to religion and a revival of Christianity. Other people, while agreeing that a change of heart and a less materialistic point of view are required, doubt whether Christianity, as it has been traditionally presented to them, has really the living force to meet the practical needs of the present day.

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