Faith War And Policy Addresses And Essays On the European War
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What, then, is the answer to my friend's challenge? I confess myself still unshaken by it. We must admit that these militarists, these enthusiastic spurners of inter- national law, these eloquent would-be torturers of civil populations, these rejecters and despisers of arbitra- tion and peace, do exist among us; they exist among us, but, thank Heaven and our own common sense, they do not control our Government. They are not England. In Germany, they have controlled the Government. And the world... has seen the fruit of their principles when carried into action, in all its horror and all its helpless futility. Plato always insisted — you will excuse a Greek 121 FAITH, WAR, AND POLICY scholar for once referring to Plato — on the great com- plexity of human character. It is never One; it is always a mass of warring impulses; and his solution of the prob- lem presented by that inward war was to maintain the character as an "aristocracy, " in which the best forces should be uppermost and the lower ones beaten down.
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What, then, is the answer to my friend's challenge? I confess myself still unshaken by it. We must admit that these militarists, these enthusiastic spurners of inter- national law, these eloquent would-be torturers of civil populations, these rejecters and despisers of arbitra- tion and peace, do exist among us; they exist among us, but, thank Heaven and our own common sense, they do not control our Government. They are not England. In Germany, they have controlled the Government. And the world... has seen the fruit of their principles when carried into action, in all its horror and all its helpless futility. Plato always insisted — you will excuse a Greek 121 FAITH, WAR, AND POLICY scholar for once referring to Plato — on the great com- plexity of human character. It is never One; it is always a mass of warring impulses; and his solution of the prob- lem presented by that inward war was to maintain the character as an "aristocracy, " in which the best forces should be uppermost and the lower ones beaten down.
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