Christian missions and social progress; a sociological study of foreign missions . Dr. Philip I, (dusland, and his Hospital Memorial Hospital. , AND Medical Staff, Chaochowfu, China.(E. P. C. M.) THE SOCIAL RESULTS OF MISSIONS 401 missionaries have passed through in securing suitable facihties for theirgrowing work ^ and the patient fidehty which has been needed in orderto estabhsh, in the face of jealous opposition and malicious detraction,the superior merits of their scientific methods as compared with the oldstyle of practice. It notes with admiration the quiet vin
Christian missions and social progress; a sociological study of foreign missions . Dr. Philip I, (dusland, and his Hospital Memorial Hospital. , AND Medical Staff, Chaochowfu, China.(E. P. C. M.) THE SOCIAL RESULTS OF MISSIONS 401 missionaries have passed through in securing suitable facihties for theirgrowing work ^ and the patient fidehty which has been needed in orderto estabhsh, in the face of jealous opposition and malicious detraction,the superior merits of their scientific methods as compared with the oldstyle of practice. It notes with admiration the quiet vindication ofprofessional honor and rectitude which has been achieved in spite ofviolent and unjust accusations, the composure with which ingratitude,based often upon ignorance, has been overlooked, and the forbearancewhich has been exercised in dealing with unreasonable and childishexactions. Then comes the vision of achievements, vast and benefi-cent, which it is impossible to record in human language, althoughthey have been written upon the hearts of grateful peoples in manyla
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