In addition to the above ideas the statement outlined four approaches, along which this research for, and embodiment of the mind of Christ! on, First, devo ing Bible study and communion with God. Second, the family asa place presenting "the very finest opportunity for the] manifestation of the Christ lif Here too it was felt that Christian education should begin. Third, the practical approach, which means} that the mind of Christ "must be Drought to bear directly on every situation, professional, social. stitutional and international." social ills must also be combat Fourth, the personal approach, in connexion with which it was urged that the "living of the Christ lit is "'the highest aim for any man.
In the discussion that ensued there was general approval of this statement which was finally adopted, 'AL the close of the afternoon sox sion the National Christian Coun. ell unanimously invited Dr. Cheng to become its general
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