Excerpt from The Christian Ministry and Social Problems

The plan of the book, it is hoped, is so simple as to be evident to the most casual reader.

In the first chapter the attempt is made to lay down the ground of the whole subject, the new social conscience so characteristic of our age, with its effects on politics, legislation and industry and also on the interpretation and application of religion.

In the second chapter is suggested the concern of the minister of religion with the moral implications of the fundamental economic problem which under lies the social problem, that is, the distribution of wealth.

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