ABSTRACT
Japan-the Revolution-having proved all that Europe has to give in philosophies, is intent on formulating one of her own ; nay, more than one : she spends ' time and energy in producing new forms of philosophy/ Inquire a little further and you find that Japan to herself proposes a more extraordinary thing ; she proposes to Orientalise Christianity. c Every man his own philosopher' is at length permissible among us; ' Every man his own Christ' is a long, long way ahead of us. Yet it is the same thing when you grasp the Japanese point of view-I mean the point of view of the men who direct the Revolution.
