There Is a Reason for It.—
The Keswick Magazine of India says: “One of the foremost causes of success of the missionary is his burning zeal for his religion. He believes in his message. He has left parents, his friends, and his native land, to spread his gospel. . . . Our young men can have no idea of the sacrifices these people undergo. They accept exile for the sake of their religion. They work day and night like coolies in a country thousands of miles from their home. . . . They live solely for Christianity.” And he declares, “Give me such workers, and I will Hinduize the world in a decade.” But this Hindu does not understand that he never could have such workers to Hinduize the world. It is the spirit of Jesus Christ, the life from above, that moves missionaries, and Hinduism knows nothing of this.