The Attitude of the Church to Some of the Social Problems of Town Life
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But the lowest paid cannot so organise; therefore one of the most pressing needs of our time is the working out some definite settled method of provision for those who are tem- porarily thrown out of work by causes over which they have no control, and whose idleness is not due to any personal defect — a provision which shall not under- mine self-respect or damage character. At present no plan has been thought out or worked out. When the tide of industry ebbs, the cry of distress is raised. No p...reparation has been made, no plan thought out. An appeal for funds goes forth, a relief fund is started ; AND THE DUTY OF THE CHURCH. 69 a method of assistance which has a thousand times proved a failure. Surely the Church, knowing the frequent occurrence of such a calamity, should not rest content to leave things alone, but should show its true care for those who are by trade depression compelled to stand idle by calling together all the experience it can gather in order to frame some better method of help.
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But the lowest paid cannot so organise; therefore one of the most pressing needs of our time is the working out some definite settled method of provision for those who are tem- porarily thrown out of work by causes over which they have no control, and whose idleness is not due to any personal defect — a provision which shall not under- mine self-respect or damage character. At present no plan has been thought out or worked out. When the tide of industry ebbs, the cry of distress is raised. No p...reparation has been made, no plan thought out. An appeal for funds goes forth, a relief fund is started ; AND THE DUTY OF THE CHURCH. 69 a method of assistance which has a thousand times proved a failure. Surely the Church, knowing the frequent occurrence of such a calamity, should not rest content to leave things alone, but should show its true care for those who are by trade depression compelled to stand idle by calling together all the experience it can gather in order to frame some better method of help.
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