THE FIGHT FOR PEACH.
"Man's violence against man is a denial of the fundamental law of the universej'as such, its use brings suffering, as in the case with all broken laws," writes Mr. Philip S. Mumford, in An Intro-"3 duction to Paeifism. 11 Tho progress of humanity is being retarded by prevalent false values; but because those values are false they bear the seeds of their own destruction, There are no 'short cuts' to peace; that is why peace must come tkrough understanding, not merely through desire. We may want peace for many reasons, but it is only when we understand the law of peace, which is the law of life, that we "shall attain it. Many who say that they want peace at any price, realise neither how small a price would be necessary nor yet how hard they themselves pmy fLod it to. pay that price.".
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 35, 4 November 1937, Page 4
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