Don't Believe in Missions.
By M. T. Morrill
The unchristian man.
The selfish Christian.
The half-converted man.
The unspiritual Christian.
The short-sighted Christian.
The man who has not read Christian history.
The Christian who has not read his Bible much.
The Christian whose money is not consecrated.
The man who is ignorant of what missions really mean.
The man who is not acquainted with missionary literature.
The man who is prejudiced and will not believe in missions.
The man who doesn't care whether the church grows or not.
The man who has the wrong view of the mission of Christianity.
The man who hasn't the New Testament definition of "neighbor."
The man who has no clear idea how the world is to be evangelized.
The church-member who loves his money better than he does his Lord.
The man who listens to and repeats the stock of lies about missionaries and mission boards. Such men need to be dealt with intelligently, kindly, persistently, and otherwise.
—M. T. Morrill.