A Tour of the Missions: Observations and Conclusions — John Shaqi
A Tour of the Missions: Observations and ConclusionsStrong, Augustus Hopkins
Religion
A Tour of the Missions: Observations and Conclusions
Strong, Augustus Hopkins
East Asia -- Description and travel; Missions
Effect of this method upon the churches of our
denomination to destroy all reason for their
existence 191
Effect of this method upon missions to supersede
evangelism by education and to lose all dynamic
both abroad and at home 193
This method was "made in Germany," and must be
opposed as we oppose arbitrary force in government 195
The remedy is a spiritual coming of Christ in the
hearts of his people 197
XVII. THE THEOLOGY OF MISSIONS 199-212
Is man's religious nature only a capacity for
religion? 201
The will is never passive, the candle is always
burning 201
Moslem and Hindu alike show both good and bad
elements in their worship 201
Here and there are seekers after God, and such are
saved through Christ, though they have not yet
heard his name 202
First chapter of Romans gives us the best philosophy
of heathenism 203
Heathenism, the result of an abnormal and downward
evolution 204
The eternal Christ conducts an evolution of the
wheat, side by side with Satan's evolution of the
tares 204
All the good in heathen systems is the work of
Christ, and we may utilize their grains of truth 205
Illustrated in Hindu incarnations and Moslem faith
in God's unity and personality 205
Christ alone is our Peace, and he alone can unite
the warring elements of humanity 206
A moral as well as a doctrinal theology is needed in
heathendom 208
But external reforms without regeneration can
never bring in the kingdom of God 209
The history of missions proves that heart must
precede intellect, motive must accompany example 210
The love of Christ who died for us is the only
constraining power 210
Only his deity and atonement furnish the dynamic
of missions 211
XVIII. MISSIONS AND MISSIONARIES 213-223
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