Lionel Curtis  Lionel Curtis was an imperial statesman and advocate of a peaceful world order well before the UN and the EU. He used Christian ideals to support this cause. Click on link.

The famous pundit Malcom Muggeridge reported in his diary having a number of mystical experiences: “The first intimation is quite simply that time stops…Then all creation is seen in its oneness; with each part of it, from the tiniest insect or blade of grass, to the vastnesses of space, with the stars and comets riding through them, visibly related to every other part. One sublime harmony, with no place for the discordances of hatred and the ego’s shrill demands; the death of death, since each note in the harmony exists harmoniously for ever”: Chronicles of Wasted Time (1973), vol 2, p.68.

Here is Paul’s latest revised version of his essay on Malcolm Muggeridge, one of the great characters and communicators of the 20th century.Malcolm Muggeridge

The great British Labour theorist and historian R.H. (“Harry”) Tawney based his socialist and reform ideas on his early Christianity, the source of his communalist ethics. See Paul’s essay on Tawney on his website or click below”.

Tawney

One of the 20th century’s famous historians, Arnold Toynbee, who made a monumental comparative study of the world’s civilisations, had a great deal to say about the role of religion in the rise and fall of empires and cultures. For Paul’s essay on this see his Blog on his website dpcrook.wordpress.com, or click below:

Toynbee and Religion

A big wig British colonial administrator, founder of Round Table, and a participant in the Versailles Peace Treaty, Lionel Curtis founded his plans for a World Government and world peace upon a Christian basis. Click on Paul’s essay on Curtis below:Lionel Curtis