H. G. WELLS
Sir-yYour correspondent G.H.D (Greenmeadows) has been using coloured terms in an argument. Here-is an extract from his letter discussing H. G. Wells, which contains two of them: "Unfortunately he went much further and @ttacked. the Christian faith, the source of all that is best in our western civilisation. Some, of course, may accept Mr. Wells’ thesis, that Christianity is superstition. They will find it difficult to explain why many of the best minds in every age, such as Maritain in our own day, have embraced the Christian faith. The author of this error in reasoning has. recently en criticising Bertrand Russell for defitient logic.
B.
BELL
(Palmerston North).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 15, Issue 383, 25 October 1946, Page 17
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