The Ubyssey
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issued: 1933-02-10
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note: / .*# lihttHHftj Issued Twice Weekly by the Students' Publications Board of The University of British Columbia VANCOUVER, B. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1933 No. 28 Oxon Movement Praised by Dean From Columbia Uf. Bev. C. 9. Quainton Des- oribts Effects of New Re- liglotis Rovivtl btenst practlblllty and extra- ordinary power to change a man's life are tbe two great chancterlstlos ef the Oxford Group Movement whose alms were outlined by Very lev. 0. I. Quainton to a luge and agpreotetivo audience Tuesday, I p4n. in Arts 100. from tiw outset, the Dean mad* tt ctear that the Oxford Oroup Move- was no common "revivalist" f organisation. On the oon- brinp a vitalising and dy- ores Into th* Uvea of men It gets back to tht very of Christianity. No re- jmag" are allowed. No talk as to the mtdlectud dlfftoultits la the way of Christianity are per- 'Oroup drive for the four "absolutes" love, perfect purity, perfect and perfect humility, the mlraoulous thing about lbs whole atevement la that th* re- obtains. "Whan religion will man repay a debt of tons and then go to Jail, It must > power," declared tht speaker, who also dted ether Instances of the asiggmf potency ef the Oxford _T'________i__i Vitf_i^^aiiHM>___tA uroup stovemen*. • Dean Quainton traced tiie history ha tho mlad of, frank Buohmann, tastniy-flve years ago. and shewed e*l(^i WffffPOvW^WP wei^^nw ^ atrtt #v vw/ tww *x»a wapww •ffsi^np "gpugw tt ^Moqaojts' ^*^ wpeanengoa Um go to the leaders of the Move- gMBt fcr advloe on even the mod *wti^n!10SgS^^yii-mPO-pmiWSeWSW ^Mi wWmi tJtSS^S iMa*_WSWi^ s -lifts, but they ask tiw simple quts- ..4tMW*me*^m think about m Thus original thinking Is required to those who would Join the Move- nMOt but If anyone soaking help does desire to talk over any of his problems, he Is directed to on* of those members who has had similar problems and who has solved them. Tne speaker stressed particularly tiw terrible blow given to th* pride of a man who accepts the doctrine of tiw Movement, and …
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spatial: Vancouver (B.C.)
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