Missions tomorrow
Kenneth Scott Latourette (Author)
"That we are living in one of the great ages of transition is so much of a commonplace as to be almost a banality. Humanity is always passing from one era to another. At time, the process is accelerated and accentuated. The present seems to be one of these periods. So far as we who are in the midst of it can appraise it, ours seems to be an age comparable to that of the disintegration of the Graco-Roman world, the Renaissance and Reformation, or the French Revolution. An old order is disappearing and a new one is in its birth pangs. In the magnitude of its geographic scope, however, the transition in which we are living differs from any other of which we have historical record. The others affected immediately only certain portions of the globe. Today the entire human race is involved." -- Preface
Print Book, English, 1936
Harper & Brothers Publishers, New York, 1936