The work of the first full day opened with an address by Dr. Henry T. Hodgkin on "International Sins." He laid stress on the fact that repentance for international sin meant, in the last analysis, repentance of the individual for his share in the evils disturbing society. Such international sins as exist cannot be blamed upon the press, statesmen, world set in the moulds made byjor church alone.
He made the Christian principles, the worth of matter personal by saying, "We are personality, the Fatherhood of God the international problem." The and the brotherhood of man, the blood: i exploitation, and obligations of nations to serve and domina: which have marked not dominate or exploit, the Golden international relationships can pye Rule in international affairs, andiexpurged only when the students ithe principle of sacrifice.
He also; study and promote different ideas. sketched the outlines of the pro- The international sins Dr. Hodgkin gramme for the World's Student|had in mind were, first, inconclu-Christian Federation, whereby! sive thinking; this means failure ty
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