Religion In Planned Society

Modern social development is marked increasingly by the idea of a planned society. The State, as a sole organ of community, with the power of compulsion behind it, undertakes more and more to organise man's social and economic life and to intrude itself into the interior regions of man's spiritual life. What has religion to say? What place will there be for the Christian Church and what will be its in the new situation? Contents Include: Planned Society And Religion: The Problem Stated The Breakdown of Capitalism Religion And Capitalism: The Christian Verdict Planned Society As The Child Of Revolution Planning For Freedom: The Crucial Case of Britain Religion in Planned Society A Continuing Christian FermentKeywords: Religion Capitalism Interior Regions New Situation Ferment Compulsion Spiritual Life Organ Revolution Crucial Christian Church