Peanut Patriotism And Pure Patriotism
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Wism, and an unintelligent, unbalanced, and German inspired, even though well-meaning, pacif- ism, every Christian owes it to his God and to his country to study carefully the ordinances that our rulers make and observe them with the most scrupu- lous exactness, even though there is no danger of our being discovered if we should violate them.
IV. TO PRAY.
But there is something that we can do that will mean more toward the winning of the present war than our going into the trenches, or contribu...ting our money for the promotion of the war, or our helping to conserve the food for the army and our allies, WE CAN PRAY. Prayer has won many battles and conquered many apparently unconquerable despots and nations. The United States at the time of the Revolution won more by the prayers of the Godly people than by the wisdom or the bravery of its Washingtons. So we too should pray. This is our first obligation to our country at the present time.
I do not mean, of course, that we should pray and do nothing else, that we should pray and shirk our duty of shouldering a gun or contributing our money, or obeying the laws, or being willing to do whatever lies in our power in these respects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wism, and an unintelligent, unbalanced, and German inspired, even though well-meaning, pacif- ism, every Christian owes it to his God and to his country to study carefully the ordinances that our rulers make and observe them with the most scrupu- lous exactness, even though there is no danger of our being discovered if we should violate them.
IV. TO PRAY.
But there is something that we can do that will mean more toward the winning of the present war than our going into the trenches, or contribu...ting our money for the promotion of the war, or our helping to conserve the food for the army and our allies, WE CAN PRAY. Prayer has won many battles and conquered many apparently unconquerable despots and nations. The United States at the time of the Revolution won more by the prayers of the Godly people than by the wisdom or the bravery of its Washingtons. So we too should pray. This is our first obligation to our country at the present time.
I do not mean, of course, that we should pray and do nothing else, that we should pray and shirk our duty of shouldering a gun or contributing our money, or obeying the laws, or being willing to do whatever lies in our power in these respects.
What to read after Peanut Patriotism And Pure Patriotism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Torrey, R. A. (Reuben Archer), 1856-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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