The Church will not pretend that he is, or endeavour to make its own Faith acceptable to him by diluting the distinctive ethical attributes of Christianity till they become inoffensive, at the cost of becoming trivial.
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so tepid and self-regarding a creed is not a religion.
Christianity cannot allow its sphere to be determined by the convenience of politicians or by the conventional ethics of the world of business.

The whole world of human interests was assigned to it as its province (_The Acquisitive Society_).
It must not be supposed that the Bishop has no answer to this criticism of his attitude.