SOCIAL REVOLUTION
* THE TWO ALTERNATIVES. PRESBYTERIAN MODERATORS VIEWS, (By Tt-legiaph.—Pr-rs Asm —Copyright.) (Au.'trahan and N.Z. Cable Association.) SYDNEY. September 23. At the opening of the -e-’eion of the Presbyterian General A-rcmbly of Australia rhe new Moderator iR»v. .limes (nl. -or. ■. in his inaugural address .emphasised that tile pressing problem.-, to he faced involved the reconFt ruction and reorganisation of institutions which shall serve liter.'.' .'Oc’.al life and trans mil the best treasures of humanity to the generations to come. He declared that the choice before the world was the choice between the old order and revolution —a choice between revolution in the Bolshevik form founded on, hate, revenge and covetousness anr . of revolution which had its root in Supreme faith in God.
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Southland Times, Issue 18936, 24 September 1920, Page 5
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