Conservatism
Conservatism
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For Conservatism must not shrink from the appeal to Christian morality. Its characteristic as a party ought to be, in view as well of its past as of its future, the readiness to apply a religious standard to politics. In foreign affairs, as at home, this FOREIGN AND IMPERIAL AFFAIRS 211 should be its principle; and in maintaining the national greatness it must take care to prove at every step the righteousness of the means used for that end. National greatness is in itself an object strictly co...nsistent with Christian teaching. It is the duty of a nation, even more clearly than of an individual, to use its talents and powers to the utmost. To shrink from great responsibilities, to hesitate to incur great sacrifices for national objects, is in truth to wrap our tarlent in a napkin out of cowardly scruple. It is to fail to respond to vocation. It is right for a nation to be great and to wish to be great, to resist diminution of its power, and to organise that power so as to make it as effectual for good as it can be made.
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For Conservatism must not shrink from the appeal to Christian morality. Its characteristic as a party ought to be, in view as well of its past as of its future, the readiness to apply a religious standard to politics. In foreign affairs, as at home, this FOREIGN AND IMPERIAL AFFAIRS 211 should be its principle; and in maintaining the national greatness it must take care to prove at every step the righteousness of the means used for that end. National greatness is in itself an object strictly co...nsistent with Christian teaching. It is the duty of a nation, even more clearly than of an individual, to use its talents and powers to the utmost. To shrink from great responsibilities, to hesitate to incur great sacrifices for national objects, is in truth to wrap our tarlent in a napkin out of cowardly scruple. It is to fail to respond to vocation. It is right for a nation to be great and to wish to be great, to resist diminution of its power, and to organise that power so as to make it as effectual for good as it can be made.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hugh Richard Heathcote Cecil to read onlineMoreLess
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