American Presbyterian Mission Press, The most important contribution to the June number of this useful missionary publication is that on Chi nese Christianity," by the Right Rev. F. R. Graves, D.D., being a paper read by him before the Shanghai Missionary Association on the Srduf April. The paper was highly appreciated by those be heard it, and is well worth putting being, aa the result of ronding, observation ove period of ye The parng at the close of the which the probable effec nese character upon Christianity, it shall have become the religion, is Iucidly set forth, ix worth quoting. "The type which \binese ity will present will be as ible to either Judaic or ity, but will have deal in common with Latin tianity in ite on everyday life, and, I tendency (o compromise in ti of theology. It in sure to be ah and isting type and to have a large part to play in the world."
The much-discussed subject of is again in evidence, there articles 5 first, "A. by the Rev.G. B. 1 the difference unity, union, and uniformity, terms which, by superficial thinkers, are times confounded. He treats the under the four following captions:—The union of Church organisation in all bodies of similar creeds; the union of division—the division of territory; union in educa-ut body who are willing to enter. The second article, Possible Plan," by the Rev.
joker, brings forward what aspect however, that there will by sume di ence of opinion as to what and non-essentials. The third article discusses " Some Objections" the
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