Islam and Missions: Being Papers Read at the Second Missionary Conference on Behalf of the Mohammedan World at Lucknow, January 23-28, 1911Elwood Morris Wherry, Samuel Marinus Zwemer, C. G. Mylrea Fleming H. Revell Company, 1911 - 298 pages |
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Page 13
... interest centering around the closed land of Tibet ? Yet the accessible Moslem population of China are certainly too or three times that of Mongolia , are fully equal to that of Tibet , and probably not less than that of Manchuria . It ...
... interest centering around the closed land of Tibet ? Yet the accessible Moslem population of China are certainly too or three times that of Mongolia , are fully equal to that of Tibet , and probably not less than that of Manchuria . It ...
Page 26
... interests there , and the publication at Tokyo of a quarterly magazine in Chinese entitled Moslems Awake , for circulation throughout the Chinese Empire , as well as the English paper published by two Moslems from Egypt and India at ...
... interests there , and the publication at Tokyo of a quarterly magazine in Chinese entitled Moslems Awake , for circulation throughout the Chinese Empire , as well as the English paper published by two Moslems from Egypt and India at ...
Page 35
... to it as to be unconvertible to the Christian faith . " There is no doubt that his statement summed up the situation . He went on to point out the causes of this general ignorance and lack of interest . An Introductory Survey 35.
... to it as to be unconvertible to the Christian faith . " There is no doubt that his statement summed up the situation . He went on to point out the causes of this general ignorance and lack of interest . An Introductory Survey 35.
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... interest . As the chief cause he mentioned the embargo laid upon home workers by missionaries among the Mohammedans . The Church was ignorant of the facts in the case because she was kept in ignorance . The second reason which he gave ...
... interest . As the chief cause he mentioned the embargo laid upon home workers by missionaries among the Mohammedans . The Church was ignorant of the facts in the case because she was kept in ignorance . The second reason which he gave ...
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... interest in the problem of Islam shown by the secular press , which is as remarkable as it is significant of the urgency of the problem . A new exhaustive Encyclopedia of Islam is being published simultaneously in three languages by a ...
... interest in the problem of Islam shown by the secular press , which is as remarkable as it is significant of the urgency of the problem . A new exhaustive Encyclopedia of Islam is being published simultaneously in three languages by a ...
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