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Routledge Revivals-The Clash of World Forces

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Bol Maps Preface 1. Men and Nations 2. The New Map of Europe 3. The World Programme of Bolshevism 4. “The Revolution is Not Complete” 5. The Arena of India 6. Jesus and Nationalism 7. The Clash of Values Bibliography Index First published in 1931, The Clash of World Forces by Basil Mathews examines how rising nationalism and Soviet communism challenge Christian faith and global missions between the world wars. Through an analysis of Europe, India, and revolutionary movements, Mathews explores the ideological tensions between nationalism, Bolshevism, and Christianity, alongside the clash of values shaping nations and individuals. With thought-provoking insights into the role of Jesus in addressing nationalism, this book remains a vital read for students of history and political philosophy.

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Maps Preface 1. Men and Nations 2. The New Map of Europe 3. The World Programme of Bolshevism 4. “The Revolution is Not Complete” 5. The Arena of India 6. Jesus and Nationalism 7. The Clash of Values Bibliography Index First published in 1931, The Clash of World Forces by Basil Mathews examines how rising nationalism and Soviet communism challenge Christian faith and global missions between the world wars. Through an analysis of Europe, India, and revolutionary movements, Mathews explores the ideological tensions between nationalism, Bolshevism, and Christianity, alongside the clash of values shaping nations and individuals. With thought-provoking insights into the role of Jesus in addressing nationalism, this book remains a vital read for students of history and political philosophy.

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