THE ANNIVERSARY OF A DEATH DAY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 59, 25 March 1907, Page 2

THE ANNIVERSARY OF A DEATH DAY.

To I he Editor. SiiV--Aheut HUH) Yl'.lago t In- llomans, at the instigation ol' t!c> clerics df a conquered race living in Palestine, put to dentil l iv the common form ot execution our n't' til" most p"r!'cct examples of a Socialist, ile taught the | brotherhood of man: that the poor had rights; condemned divorce; l>v example and precept, taught humility, and tic sacredness of child life, lie drew a picture of the last judgment, depicting the population of the universe gath'-rcd together ami separated into two sections, each unit hcing judged for neglecting to give food to the hungry, drink to the thirsty, aid to the stranger, clothing to the naked, and not forgelliug the sick and those in prison. He denied that He was good, stating thai Uiere was one good only, that is, the Creator, lie allirined tilat there was one Deity only, at a time when our forefathers in Britain worshipped a ililVevont, god every day in the week, as the names of our week days prove: viz,, moon worship on -Monday, etc. We as n people have adopted the teaching and Jewish faith of Christ, and I trust, Sir, that (iood Friday, being the anniversary of llis death dav, will he kept as a holy day.—l am, etc., A COLONIAL.