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Focus centers on concerns about the Federal Council of Churches, including accusations of institutional “organization” over spiritual purpose, and arguments addressing Cold War tensions, especially distrust of Communism, Russia, and Titoism. 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WAR  \nENGLAND'S DILEMMAThe Rev.John Tunnicliffe  \nJOHN PETER BRIEFS HIS PEOPLE  \nCHRIST-MONGERS  \nC.R.Dennison  \nA RUSSIAN ORTHODOX SERMON  \nFROM A RADIO-SERMON IN HUNGARY  \nBRITISH LABOUR MAY LOSE—LABOURKeith Richards  \nO'MALLEY TO THE REDS  \nA Ballad for the TimesKenneth Leslie  \n# THE PROTESTANT\n\n1950  \nAPRIL-MAY-JUNE  \nEDITORKenneth Leslie  \n# ASSOCIATE EDITORS\n\nJohn HammondLuther MacnairRev.John Tunnicliffe  \n# EDITORIAL ADVISERS\n\nArchbishop AdamRev.Stanton LautenschlagerRuth Nanda AnshenJohn A.LeeRev.William T.BairdDavid LordRev.Lee H.BallRev.Donald LothropRev.Russell C.BarbourBishop Francis J.McConnellRev.Reginald H.BassRev.E.D.McGowanRev.C.Harrison BeckerProf.John MacmurrayBishop Albert BereczkyRev.H.D.A.MajorRev.Otto BrandRev.John A.MaynardHenrietta BuckmasterRev.Laszlo MichnayRev.R.Alex CameronRev.Joseph G.MooreRev.Boise DentRev.J.Murdock PalmerRev.Laszlo DezseryBishop John PeterRev.Stanley EvansRev.Dryden L.PhelpsRev.John FeketeRev.Adam Clayton PowellRev.Joseph F.FletcherIda PruitRev.Paul J.FolinoLeslie RobertsRev.Erwin A.GaedeRaymond RobinsRev.A.Eustace HaydonRev.D.R.SharpeRev.Chester E.HodgsonRev.Imre SomogyiRev.Daniel HughesWatson ThomsonRev.Hewlett JohnsonBishop Lajos VetoRev.Imre KadarRev.O.Walter WagnerRev.J.Spencer Kennard,Jr.Rev.Wilfred WakefieldRev.Frederick D.KershnerRev.Etienne WattsRev.Ferenc H.KissProf.Henry N.Wieman  \nTHE PROTESTANT is published quarterly by New ChristianBooks,327 W.27 St.,New York,N.Y.Editorial and ExecutiveOffices of The Protestant,Cambridge Station,King's Co.,N.S.,Canada.By subscription only.12 issues $3.00;24 issues $5.00in the United States and South America.25 cents additional post-age in Canada and foreign countries.Printed in the U.S.A.Copy-right 1950,by New Christian Books.  \nIt would be a great thing for Protestantism in Americaif the Federal Council of Churches should make a sincere effortto shake off a certain infection which begins to appear in its lead-ership.  \nThere are many fine humble Christians among the lead-ers of the Federal Council.Unfortunately there are others whohave apparently caught the sickness that has dogged the churchfrom its beginning:adoration of the office and of its perquisites,of the push-button,the secretary,the desk,the glance of respect,the aura of authority,the cosy familiarity with men of worldlypower.These organizationists put the organization above its use.  \nThat portion of big business which controls the U.S.government,finds it to its pleasure and profit today to maintain afiction in the public mind,call it a lie if you wish,to the effectthat there is no possibility of conversation with Russia or of a-greement with Russia because Russia cannot be trusted to meanwhat she says or to keep her agreements,that the only languageRussia understands is the tough language of threats and of force.  \nIt is unfortunate that the Federal Council of Churches,representing a large segment of American Protestantism,shouldfollow this counsel of despair and cry“We are convinced thatthere is inherent incompatibility between Communism and Chris-tianity.”(Federal Council Bulletin;April,1950)Saint Paul said“Love is always hopeful,always patient.Love never disappears.”Surely it is nct necessary to point out to Christian leaders thatto declare against the hopefulness,the patience of Love is thesin against the Holy Spirit Himself.  \nIt is not for us to condemn.We know something of thespiritless air the Western church breathes and the culturelessswamps it labors through.We are all infected in some degreewith the sickness of our time.We all share in whatever condem-nation may fall upon us from our own consciences.Even so,how-ever,we must speak out as sharply as possible when masses ofChristian people are being fed the poison of hatred and distrustsugar-coated with pious phrases.  \nThe Federal Council Bulle","cbCaiogV9Bgd3F6G","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiogV9Bgd3F6G","pdf",3291980,32,"English","# LOVE,HOPE AND THE FEDERAL COUNCIL\n## 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