Within the Kuomintang, even the Red Kuomintang, there is sh difference of opinion. Many of the 'Kuomintang leaders are Christians or sympathizers with Christian movements. Dr. Sun' was a Chri tian and his family are all Chi tians. Mr. George Hsu Chien, who one of the extremists of the Left ps Kuomintang and who is believed to} be a member of the Communist]
Party, is an avowed Christian. Feng Vu-hsiang and Dr. C. T. Wang ._Dr. C. C. Wu is interested in ¥.M.C.A. work. It is impossible} then to suggest that even the whole of the Left Wing of the Kuomintang favours the anti-Christian reasons as that Christianity contrary to the materialistic philosophy of Marxism. Whereas the Kuomintang believes in freedom of belief, the Communist] Party seems to require anti-Christianity as a matter of party cipline. At the same time, the leader of the uld party, has written favourably of Christianity and with Dr. Hu Shih, leader of the Renascence Movement nee signed a manifesto supporting Personal. freedom.'of opinion which might: be! taken to indicate 'a belief in religious liberty. The Renascence Movement, which is very influential!
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