THINGS SAID
We must test all our views by the first question; What would my Christianity bid me think and od?
Archbishop of Canterbury The world was better known in 1000 than in 1800. Sir Flinders Petrie Christianity is a religion for crises. Dean of St Paul’s My strength lies in the love of the people. King George of Greece. We have reason to think that the Moon will break into pieces. Sir James Jeans Studies in embryology suggest a power which guides the forces to a definite end in every embryo. Professor Mcßride I believe the time -will come when coal in its raw state will not be used by anyone. President of the Gas Engineers In no civilised country that I know is there such crass ignorance of food values as in Great Britain. Lord Bledisloe
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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXIV, Issue 11931, 24 January 1936, Page 3
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