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Contents Foreword 1 The impact and influence of western civilization on the Islamic worldJames L Barton 2 The renaissance in the Moslem near eastJulius Richter 3 The caliphate yesterday today and tomorrowDS Margoliouth 4 The institution of the caliphate and the spirit of the ageAnonymous 5 Ferments in the youth of IslamBasil Mathews 6 Islam and the race problemC Snouck Hurgronje 7 The reaction of Moslem India to western IslamMurray T Titus 8 The present attitude of Christendom to the peoples of the Moslem worldJohn E Merrill 9 Present day journalism in the world of IslamSamuel M Zwemer 10 Some types of literature in the world of IslamConstance E Padwick 11 Western education in the Moslem world--forces purpose and resultsWilliam H Hall 12 Western education in the Moslem world--changing factorsPaul Monroe 13 Influences towards a new art in Egypt and PalestineWA Stewart 14 Movements in the life of women in the Islamic world--the near and middle eastCaroline M Buchanan 15 Movements in the life of women in the Islamic world--North-west AfricaI Lilias Trotter 16 Movements in the life of women in the Islamic world--IndiaRuth E Robinson 17 The ancient oriental churches and IslamRennie MacInnes and Herbert Danby 18 Oriental Christian communities and the evangelization of the MoslemsWHT Gairdner 19 The mystical life in modern IslamGeorge Swan 20 New trends in Moslem apologeticArthur Jeffery 21 Christs contribution to the MoslemPaul W Harrison 22 The issue between Islam and ChristianityRobert E Speer 22 The outlook in the Moslem worldJohn R Mott Appendix IndexThe Moslem World of Today brings together the essays on varied subjects of importance in Islam by some of the finest scholars of the time which include The mystical life in modern Islam; movements in the life of women in the Islamic world--India and an accompanying piece on women in the near and middle east Palestine; new trends in Moslem apologetic; the issue between Islam and Christianity; influences toward a new art in Egypt and Palestine; western education in the Moslem world; ferments in the youth of Islam; the impact and influence of western civilization on the Islamic world; the renaissance in the Moslem near east; the caliphate yesterday today and tomorrow; the institution of the caliphate and the spirit of the age; Islam and the race questionThe book has been hailed as one of the finest reference sources on Islamic studies in the modern era jacket 420 pp.…

Hardcover. I Significance of this symposium, Mott -- Evangelism: II its meaning (122),III its relevance (114), IV its fruitfulness (107) -- 344 responses from Yoshimine Abe, J.H. Arnup, Wm Axling, J.J.Banninga, G.F. Barbour, J. Bardsley, C.J.L. Bates, A.W. Beaven, John C. Bennett, Oskar Bernadotte, Suzanne Bidgrain, S.B. Boon-Itt, Gilbert Bowles, G. Baez Camargo, Fay Campbell, W.W. Cash, S.M. Cavert, C.C. Chesterman, J.R. Chitambar, H.S. Coffin, J.S. Conning, Daniel Couve, D. Crommelin, A.J. Cross, Nils Dahlberg, Suzanne De Dietrich, L.A. Dixon, P.A. Eakin, Akira Ebisawa, Sherwood Eddy, A.J. Elliott, G. Engberg, Charles R. Erdman, Galen M. Fisher, Karl Fries, F.F. Goodsell, John Gowdy, L.H. Gwynne, R.O. Hall, A.E. Harper, P.W. Harrison, Hiroshi Hatanaka, Sam Higginbottom, A.G. Hogg, I.L. Holt, D. Horton, E.H. Hughes, D.D.T. Jabavu, E. Stanley Jones, Hendrik Kraemer, K.S. Latourette, Hanns Lilje, E.D. Lucas, F.J. McConnell, A. McLeish, N. Micklem, S.A. Moffett, J. Navarro Monzo, D.T. Niles, L.G. Paik, E.J. Palmer, J.W. Pickett, D.A. Poling, D.R. Porter, A. Ralla Ram, A.K. Reischauer, J.H. Reisner, Julius Richter, Richard Roberts, L.H. Roots, Ruth Rouse, J.S. Ryang, Soichi Saito, Shosuke Sato, H. Scholten, C.E. Silcox, R.E. Speer, W.L. Sperry, Wm. Thompson, M.T. Titus, P.L. Tsen, Alice B. Van Doren, S.C. Van Randwijck, W.A. Visser 't Hooft, W.M. Vories, S.H. Wainright, E.W. Wallace, E.H.M. Waller, C.P. Wang, Joh. Warneck, C.R. Watson, W.D. Weatherford, J.M. Webster, K.B. Westman, R.P. Wilder and 29 other responders. VG. 295 p.; 24 cm. -- 500 fine paper copies, title-piece rubbed. …

Hardcover. Complete set in 9 vols.; 19.5 cm. Contents: [1] Carrying the gospel to all the non-Christian world. viii, 452 p. -- [2] The church in the mission field. xx, 380 p. -- [3] Education in relation to the Christianisation of national life. xx, 471 p. -- [4] The missionary message in relation to non-Christian religions. xx, 337 p. -- [5] The training of teachers (on spine: The preparation of missionaries) x, 341 p. -- [6] The home base of missions. x, 567 p. -- [7] Missions and governments. xii, 191 p. -- [8] Co-operation and the promotion of unity. xiii, 243 p. -- [9] The history and records of the Conference, together with addresses delivered at the evening meetings. vii, 367 p.; 19.5 cm. -- Each of v. [1-8] includes surveys, discussions, findings, and report to the Conference of Commissions I-VIII respectively + supplement: presentation and discussion of the report in the Conference on [15th-21st] June 1910; index; lists of correspondents and authorities quoted, of speakers who took part in the discussion. Vol. [9] includes general index, p. 353-67. -- From Kenneth S. Latourette (in A history of the ecumenical movement 1517-1948, ed. R. Rouse and S.C. Neill, p. 356-58): `Not all missionary societies were invited. Only those were included which were operating among non-Christian peoples. Edinburgh 1910 was primarily a consultative assembly. It was not authorized to legislate for the missionary societies, but it could enable them to form a common mind and prepare for joint action. John R. Mott headed Commission I, presided at most of the sessions, and chaired the Continuation Committee (which became the International Missionary Council)' Good ex-lib. set in orig. red cloth.…