to achieve an idea of God great enough to encompass it, until with the little gods gone and the great God come, life is full of the knowledge of him, as the waters cover the sea, that is alike the duty and the privilege of Christian leadership to-day. In a world which out of lowly beginnings has climbed so far and seems intended to go on to heights unimagined, God is our hope and in his name we will set up our banners. [1] Bertrand Russell: Philosophical Essays, II, The Free Man's Worship, pp. 60-61. [2] Max Nordau: The Interpretation of History, p. 217. End of Project Gutenberg's Christianity and Progress, by Harry Emerson Fosdick