Suz-—In connection with the "Christian Message" as misrepresented by the Rev. Pao' Kuang-_ ling of Peking, appeared in your paper of October 27, 1 deem it necessary, for the' cause of Christianity, to point out that the so-called National Christian Council hae long ceased to represent the foreign churches and Chinese evangelical churches. in China, and that Mr. Pao Kuang-ling has no Chinese Chi Peking. was the inaugurated, China Inland Mission, Christian Missionary Alliance, and other} Evangelical Christian Missions ce-operated with the object of the! furtherance of the gospel, but} they found out to their disgust that the majority of the members; of the Council did not believe in the inspiration of the Bible, which they preached, but took' Jesus Christ as a sage or reformer} instead of the Son of God and Redeemer of the human race.
Being, aware that "another gospel" was held by the Council, these sound and evangelical churches retired one after the other, leaving behind only a few foreign missionaries -of
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