Christianity as a Way of Life.

Focuses on the conference on the Christian Way of Life held at Lake Mohonk in New York. Possible disruption of cooperative civilization through the morbid condition of racial, international and class conflicts; Stimulation of professing Christians to the need of associating the salvation of the individual soul with measures of social amelioration; Application of Christian principles to industrial controversies; Failure of the Christian churches to derive from their gospel of peace and understanding a method of appeasing.