UNITY AMONG THE CHURCHES

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 296, 9 December 1908, Page 2

UNITY AMONG THE CHURCHES

COMDAXTINt! THE ANTI-CHRIST •MOVEMENT.

THE NEED FOR A UNITED FRONT, By Telegraph.—Press Association. n-i' „ „ AueklllI "l. Last Night. The Rev. Gray Dixon, of St. David's ihurch, made a strong speech at tho combined noting of the clergy of Auckland led this morning to consider the desirability of bringing about a greater unity among the churches. After el pressing the pleasure it ullorded hi m to >o present, he went on to refer to the d'jiit need of unity i n face of tim tiend of events of today. Dealin,, with what had come to be 'know,, '"tie reliS'on of humanity,'- the Rev. (Jm,, )ixon said he had just read Father Benir ~l ' ?n ' ^f " l " ork > "The Lord of the World. Hie author, ,'n a hook of great power, represented the aaticlir/st „, '»'"<»* »ut of the atheist!,, socialist!,.

movement (if till- lIICSC.It <!•■ «■ II ■. i'Kht, ami th,. greatest enemv of true religion, was this s«-c„jl.*.l re\ ff'on of humanity, which „ m( | ( . „„„, * MC ' lle f'• Hiar-shalluiir ~t tlieiv verv «'..t .. united front against them. Tl.;, ''.'-'""lent «iis f,l| mute „,„,„ t| ( * tiiieni of Europe than here, all( , 1 u™. »•-"<J tho I'rotostants and the Romai ■. i.. i ,' m ' ml,t, "K 1 " (,( "»l"'t Hin ' ' „ '?"' 'J' »" !>'"' I-onl- and King ~,",„" Cl *• aml <"•'• banner, ti,,. t ,"'„ ~ m " st PWattllt u u „|t e( i from." a,1,1,,l „„. Kov! C.rnv I) xon $ we W....1, save the nation, and i„ o 'rde the (.luiic-lt and overcome this apathy which is surely growing.'' ' y