The New Review June 1937

The Incarnation is the greatest revolution that the world has known and it is from the fact of the Incarnation that any consideration of European civiliztion any attempt to understand the full meaning of revolution must start. [...] The result is that the destructive side of the revolutionary process gains the ascendancy and ends in spiritual anarchy or in a still narrower dogmatism—like the dogmatism of the Left. [...] It is the basis of the theory of the creation and annihilation of positive electrons. [...] 'SCIENT1A' thus studies all the main problems interesting the intellectual circles of the whole world and represents at the same time the first.successful realization of an international organization of the philosophical and scientific movement. [...] In these circumstances it seems reasonable to conclude that the original home of the Dravidians was South India and that the present Tamils are the descendants of those who erected the dolmens found in large numbers in the uplands of the Deccan and South India.' Secondly what is Tamil culture and can we trace any stages in the evolution or progress of that culture ? The evolutionist posited thr