lid ;i;;i 1
Of
-uer
: ID'l :
jwl it; the i, orli■; people wore
enslaved or subjected to unjust
, cconomiq.or materialistic condi
k tior.s, the result was poverty, mi
sery and crime. Socialism says
improve the material conditions
of the masses, by giving
tthem :.a larger shire of their
earnings, and they will build bet
iter houses, wear better clothing,
>eat more nourishing foods, rear
^wealthier children and live hap
pier and more moral lives. The
la'Cr BaUinsjton Booth of the
Ssfv^.tion.Army said he found
that it was useless io preach to
* jobless, half starve !, ill clad
men and women who were in
dire distress because of the lack
of tl
too necessaries o.t
■ therefore, conceived the idea o
improving ihei materialistic con
ditions or environments. This he
f .'did by building cotteiges or small
bits of ground in the suburbs of
London and other cities. He mov
^jthe people from the slums toj
■these dwellings and secured for!
m c-mi.i.ivnu.;
t, established
■ichcols for their children- in
snort improved their materia!
'.conditions. Later he found they
were willing listeners to his pres
i!
clung the gos; el. Nov; Socialists'
to Uo a similar sen ice for
this nation and for
nation
And that is wl a* £
(...iaiiSCiC Wilt
jrs rr. van when-they make use of
the word materialistic or materi
alism, They have no reference
&*ect!v or indirectly to religion
or God. Socialism would make
better material conditions of liv- j
ing for Catholic working me;, j
3 ust the same as for Jews, or
Protestants, Agnostics or Athe
ists. As c ' nsistently might Pct.r
Cci'.ins accuse astronomy ci- l a
m istvy or brick making of being
'atheiitic and ged'e.-s as to ti:fo'
that charge against Socialism.
It has been said of some law
yers, that they could to twist the'
law and the testimony of uil
V2o<ju,Jo®cocoi®S3seiSS!^*a£'S'®a
li . St
1.1' :.t they coldu
'uk.c:>: iyut- white.” i avabt ii
there .are many ‘’limbs of tin
law w. who could <lo ajiy more ro
bust stunts of twisting than cat:
Pete)’ Collins, who says “the
three big words—Materi.Jistii
Conception of history used by
Socialist writers means that So
cialise is simply Atheism and :
dertiili of God.” Peter is un
doubtedly an. exp rt twister. J
suspect he missed his calling.
He aught to have been a lawyer.
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fhere is bat a butcher’s glory
In the war each fighter wages.
For the bloody monarch, Mars
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