THE CHRISTIAN CITIZEN
Catherwood, H. F. R.
Hodder & Stoughton, 1969
191 pages

A British statesman confronts Protestant pietism “which regards the world as wicked, a place in which the righteous have no part” and “to encourage more Christian laymen, who are entitled to take their place in public affairs, to come out of their protective isolation and do their public duty.” This book is written to “all who are concerned with the basis of ethics in society and its relation to law, to government and to the quality of personal relationships.”

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