Christianity And the Social Order
Christianity And the Social Order
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The only freedom he has in the matter is freedom to choose the employer or freedom to starve. He has no control whatever over the manage- ment of the business in which he labours to produce wealth for some one else to administer or enjoy, and he knows right well that if he makes any fuss about it he will have to go, and that is just what he dreads the most. Capital fias the power to give or withhold the right of 209 ¥ Christianity and the Social Order access to the natural resources out of whic...h the labourer's food and shelter have to be provided. The hours of toil may be long and uninteresting, but the fear of going without work altogether is just as real as the fear of the overseer's lash used to be in the days of " slavery " when slavery was not ashamed of its name. What we have to-day may be a little better, but not very much ; and, whether we use the name or not, it still contains the essentials of slavery. And so it will remain until we have democratised industry as we have already democratised our more purely political institutions.
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The only freedom he has in the matter is freedom to choose the employer or freedom to starve. He has no control whatever over the manage- ment of the business in which he labours to produce wealth for some one else to administer or enjoy, and he knows right well that if he makes any fuss about it he will have to go, and that is just what he dreads the most. Capital fias the power to give or withhold the right of 209 ¥ Christianity and the Social Order access to the natural resources out of whic...h the labourer's food and shelter have to be provided. The hours of toil may be long and uninteresting, but the fear of going without work altogether is just as real as the fear of the overseer's lash used to be in the days of " slavery " when slavery was not ashamed of its name. What we have to-day may be a little better, but not very much ; and, whether we use the name or not, it still contains the essentials of slavery. And so it will remain until we have democratised industry as we have already democratised our more purely political institutions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, R. J. (Reginald John), 1867-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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