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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 70, 15 December 1928, Page 23

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'•Chinese thinkers lire already casting iihout to find a new ethical foundation and an iidequate meaning of life for young Qldnil," writes Dr. T. C. Chai, in the "International lieview of Missions.” "There has been no period when Confueian ethics have been more intelligently studied and deeply appreciated. Cotjfuulus is conceived of by Chinese scholars of to-day as one who centres nil his teaching, activities, and love in the human being as such. The teachings ■ of Confucius give, in the opinion of many, an adequate rationalisation of hu..:tui life and relationships and a complete philosophy of life. Divorced from religion, and having passed through a process of modification. Confueian ethics may yet ascend I lie throne <>f Chinese thought and life, if is the human, with all its relations, ,summed up in the virtue of being human (Jen) that counts with the Chinese intelligentsia.”