Congress at Oxford Studies Christian View London, July 21.
At the plenary session of the World Church Conference at Oxford, the discussion showed divergencies of views when the Archdeacon of Monmouth, the Ven, Alfred E. Monahan,' reproached' the subcommittee on economic questions with having failed to take up a clear attitude towards Communism in its report, Their report deals with the "church community and the state in relation to the economic order" and postulated the demand that every individual have full opportunity for development of all his faculties irrespective of whether he had the requisite financial means or not, Human society should be so constricted that everyone should have both the right and obligation to work. The family as the social unit was entitled to protection, The raw material sources of the earth should be exploited in a way consistent with the will of God who had created them for the use of all men—Trans-
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