The New Review April 1947

Excerpts: The signs of our times point to two inescapable truths the first of which is that we have come to the end of the posRenaissance chapter of history which made man the measure of all things... [...] The conflict of the future is between the absolute who is the God-man and the abslute which is the man-God: the God Who became man and the man who makes himself God; between brothers in Christ and comrades in anti-Christ. [...] Because his religion will be brotherhood without the fatherhood of God he will deceive even the elect."II THE NEW REVIEW He will set up a counter-church which will be the ape of the Church because he the evil is the ape of God. [...] After the elections of 1946 the Muslim League which had obtained over ninety per cent of the votes in the majority community and was the largest party in the Provincial Assembly could not form and head the new ministry owing to the Congress opposition. [...] The leader of the opposition the Khan of Mamdot was called by the Governor but he failed to secure Congress and Sikh co-operation and the Governor hurriedly took charge of the Province under Section 93.