The Indian Review November 1910 A Monthly Periodical devoted to the discussion of all topics of Interest

study sympathetically and in the spirit of trutThe weakness of the missionaries is on the side seekers the people and the religions that they come of their theology and their want of understanin contact with and thus grow in breadth with ing of India's real needs. [...] And is he not right ? Does insist upon the acceptance of the doctrines of not the soundest ethical judgment of the world the trinity the incarnation and the deity of including the Christian world sustain him ? Christ. [...] Whatever progress Christianity is to the people of India what real Christianity making among the educated and more influential embodied in the life means minds of India is the result of such influences as A second thing that operates to disarm prthese not of the theological teachings of the mijudice and win favor for Christianity is the fact sionaries. [...] time when he threw the mightiest Knight of As the Idyll which we have just mentioned is France." the most sustained effort of Tennyson in the The beautiful Idyll of " The Holy Grail " is sublime so the purity and pathos of that most the highest attempt of Tennyson in the sublime. [...] Whenever such questions are the straw out of which economists have to happen to be before the public for serious comake the bricks." The statistician is the great sideration Indian criticism thereon be it in the purveyor who supplies the economist with the council chamber or in the press or on the public facts on which to build sound and sure his eco platform is known to be more or less sup