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LIFE AND ART Hew Writing ami Daylight. The Hogarth Press, 160 pp. (8/6 net.) Material necessities have forced the amalgamation of "Daylight," founded this year, to give European writers and artists a platform, with the well-estab-lished “Folios of Now Writing." As the editor. Mr John Lehmann, says, there was a “strong affinity between i the aim:-; and ideals that each represented." Their union emphasises the unity within which the individual and nation';! diversity of British or Czech. Russian or Cl reek artists serves the \ita! principle of culture, that art constantly renew,-* its authority over life i by assimilatin'.; it. CHRISTIAN INFLUENCE , Christianity in Pnglaml. By C. A. Alingtan. Oxford University Press. „ J7i pp. H/- net.; Th? lest of any doc'fine, says Dr. AUnglon. is '•vvliether tt works in pracV lice." The primary Christian doctrine <!' is that of the Fatherhood of Clod and ;i the brotherhood of men. The purpose - of this historical sketch is to show '•t; that, in spite oi failures, which have Ueen failures of faith, this doctrine. .()« “slowly worked nut and slowly applied, jy has brought a' out all the changes for ,i the better” in the British social order.
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23809, 1 December 1942, Page 4
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