MEN'S BROTHERHOOD.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1426, 29 April 1912, Page 9

MEN'S BROTHERHOOD.

ANOTHER ADDRESS ON SOCIALISM. The usual Hiotiioihfin.l ;pitlieriiii{ tool; place yesterday afternoon at tlm Xvw Theatre, Mniincrs Street, hi spile of the wintry weather there was a very good attendance, which consisted solely of men, the. JlroMicrhnnd having decided at their annual meeting on Thursday la*f that tlie first Sunday in each month shall l;c an open Sunday. Mr. E. Arnold, .1.J , ., occupied (!ie chair. The ■ speaker, for the afternoon was I lie Rev. E. 0. lilamires, whose subject , was "Socialism) Materialistic v. Christie." At the.outset he said that there was no doubt that (lin differences which existed to-day between Socialists and the Churches were in a very jjreat measure duo lo ix'iiiK "nut umk'i'slood." Moth sides were xiiilty ill this respect, )>ut. in any case, to wliiehever party one niijjiil beloiij;. the masses would always have no difficulty in di'i-idiiiK which was the true and best to follow. "Jiy their works yo sluill know them." To-day, the spe:i!;oiwent on to say, there were men preaching Socialism who did not know the first thinf; about it. Such men made rambline statements, putting pM]>lo astray, and Riving them wroiif, , ideas. Unless Socialism was identified with Christianity, it was not true Socialism, ;ind the sooner Christian Socialism became, the faith of tho entire community the betler it would be. for mankind. The Socialism (hat cut al the roots of belief in God was one that cut at the home-life, too, whether it be in the palace or the cottage. Mr. Jllamires was listened to with attention, and made u favourable imprc»ion with his audience. Jlo answered all questions put to him after his address in a straightforward manner. the course of the meeting Mr. .!. lioyd sang "Queen of Angels." Next Sunday ([.abour Sunday) the speaker will l>3 Mr. I-!. ex-Secretary for Labour. The Mayor will preside.

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