Excerpt from The Interpretation of the Character of Christ to Non-Christian Races: An Apology for Christian Missions
A Japanese Christian, speaking at a college in North India, referred to the benefits which Asia had conferred upon Europe. "We (Asiatics)," he said, "gave them (the Europeans) their religion, but in giving Christ, unfortunately, we have lost Him." In the following pages we have attempted to answer the question, How may those whose hopes have been transformed by the great gift which has come to them from the East hope to interpret to the peoples of the East the life and character of Christ, so as to beget within them the desire to reclaim their true heritage?
There are some who possess a superficial acquaintance with the chief non-Christian religions and whose attitude towards them is one of ignorant sympathy, to whom, moreover, all religions appear of equal value, because their life would not be different from what it now is if all were proved to be equally false.
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