Politics. 1927; Christianity dnd "the State, oni. Christian Faith and Lite, 1031; Thoughts on some Problems of the Day, 1931"
Surely, here is a man who by rea-zọn of training, experience and association is' competent to voice an l'opirien in regard. to the policy of Government in that land in which he is a leader, not only in Church but in affairs of State as well.
In an editorial note in your Correspondence Columns today you say "the cheapest method of controversy is by misquotation." However, you have not hesitated to criticize the clergy of the Church of England on the basis of a few sentences which have come to you through the United Press, and even there you have not hesitated to arrange the sentences to suit your own interpretation.
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