which confront the Christian worker in this land were more or less prom ent in the discussions. since the special preparation needed was to meet and ove come these. The great needs of China were also prominent in the mind of every one present. The fact that there is n body of probably not less than 160,000: literati, all of whom are intensely ponaerrelive, ead opposed to ever jing that is not fu-or that comes fuss the Outside Ben @ mountain of difficulty in is itself. Still the great object was" not to consider these only incidentally, but rather with reference to each and every individual what will best fit him to overcome these difficulties and supply the great moral and spiritual needs.
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