Christian Conduct in War Time
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The role of ' Scourge of God ' is not one to ^ Times Literary Supplement, October 22, 1914. 13 CHRISTIAN CONDUCT which we need aspire just now. ' There are some among us now who preach hatred of the Germans to us ; and, in doing that, they are trying to make us what they themselves suppose the Germans to be. ' ^ We can at once apply our principles to conduct in our treatment of persons of German birth now in England. By all means let the authorities take whatever measures they think necessary f...or the safety of the country in the way of watching ahens, or even of concentrating and confining them within certain areas ! That is one thing. But for private individuals to treat all Germans as pariahs and to boycott them socially is quite another. This is cruel as well as unnecessary. It causes an extra- ordinary amount of mental suffering, especially to persons such as German governesses, who are, in any case, rather helpless and friendless. Again, it is quite indefensible, and a repudiation of all Christianity, for an Englishman to think that he is ' insulted ' if he has to meet, at his club or on the golf links, persons of German birth, and to exert himself to get all such members excluded through- out the term of the war ; or, with the Morning Post of October 17, to call on all such persons, even when long naturalized, to respect our natural susceptibiUties ' by judicious withdrawal from undue prominence in the political and social sphere of our national life '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The role of ' Scourge of God ' is not one to ^ Times Literary Supplement, October 22, 1914. 13 CHRISTIAN CONDUCT which we need aspire just now. ' There are some among us now who preach hatred of the Germans to us ; and, in doing that, they are trying to make us what they themselves suppose the Germans to be. ' ^ We can at once apply our principles to conduct in our treatment of persons of German birth now in England. By all means let the authorities take whatever measures they think necessary f...or the safety of the country in the way of watching ahens, or even of concentrating and confining them within certain areas ! That is one thing. But for private individuals to treat all Germans as pariahs and to boycott them socially is quite another. This is cruel as well as unnecessary. It causes an extra- ordinary amount of mental suffering, especially to persons such as German governesses, who are, in any case, rather helpless and friendless. Again, it is quite indefensible, and a repudiation of all Christianity, for an Englishman to think that he is ' insulted ' if he has to meet, at his club or on the golf links, persons of German birth, and to exert himself to get all such members excluded through- out the term of the war ; or, with the Morning Post of October 17, to call on all such persons, even when long naturalized, to respect our natural susceptibiUties ' by judicious withdrawal from undue prominence in the political and social sphere of our national life '.
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