Socialism.

Te Aroha News, Volume XXVII, Issue 43353, 23 July 1908, Page 3

Socialism.

A good deal is being said and written concerning this subject. Ln the last issue of 'the Christian’ World ” to hand vve notice' the allowing of English Socialists—we,p| to think it is a pry . smair^Section—is virulently hostile to religion. It seems to have ifs hostility from Continental Bocialism, which has. identified fehgion with State Churches that always been the ‘ cringing ptterers and supporters of . autogovernment and ' class deloinmation. The anti - religions IdglFh section /has been, distriliiting in N.W. Manchester a tract

itatled * Christ the greatest enemy : the human race.’ Bishop: Weldon, te Bean of Manchester, 'referred to in a midciay address. He said at:.;— • { - ■ •/■'/WW ,

f U they read human history they ■uld find that ho power liad ever

fen ?o. moving for gogd as the :oss of Chsist Ho himself had me to Manchester*, as. v a stranger P found thaii practically teverjf' 'one the good works being done there is derived from the spirit of pus Ghrist. He- had ilhompf-iiito ptact with hundreds of p philanthropic all

bueu ,vvuh. the seine .spirit; and friends who were contributing pe -leaflets: /would 'iaccept- ; his gi estion and- start some ’ better arities; of . their own ; instead, he ju fed them they woul d- - have far Ff*j chance of converting the fc*r* P' . • ■' s-% f p

Vcs; are hot,' •champions of fialism, but twe would add-that w 6 Socialists generally are covering that there is no motive perrin Socialism that will’ realise [own ideals apart from;the motive Nr of the Christian spirit.

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