A THKOLOOY FOR LAY.MK.N. “ When one thinks of the* wide diversity ol' heliel' among thoughtful people, mid the still wider diversity of tomporiiiiient. lit education. ;uid of environment which helps to explain and to perpetuate if, one might well despair of attempting any statement which would he <rcnerally acceptable. li In this perplexity I have reassured myself by reflecting that these many differing personalities are, after all, human beings. The needs each one of us fool others have fell also. 'I he questions any one of us asks, others will ask also. Since it is the same reality with which we all have to do. there must, ho some experiences which we all share: some basic convictions which we hold in common. Tt is of these common experiences and convictions that I would write.”—Hr Adams Mrown in his hook, “ Meliels tlial Matter: A Theology for Lay mem”
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1929, Page 6
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147Page 6 Advertisements Column 3 Hokitika Guardian, 30 January 1929, Page 6
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