' THE GALAX EEWS
JULY 6, 1967
PAGE 19
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MTINEE SUNDAY AT 2:30
NIGHT SHOVS AT 7:50 & 9:35
FEATURE APPROX. 20 HIN. AFTER SHOW STARTS
(CLIFFSIDE PROGRA^IS, COK*D FROM PAGE 12)
Program, there is no charge for swimming
or fishing at these locations* The new
sanitary system at the Cliffside bath
house Was completed this week, and swim
ming facilities are now open*
All other national forest areas in
the Highlands vicinity are open for public
use without charge for campers and pic
nickers*
PATRIOTISM
Christians have always been taught the
duty of patriotism. Our Lord knew that
Caesar had a role to play in the world and
that citizens owed loyalty and support to
the empire.
St. Paul wrote, "... I urge that
petitions, prayers, intercessions and
thanksgivings be offered for all men; for
sovereigns and all in high office, that we
may lead a tranquil and quiet life in full
observance of religion and high standards
of morality." (I Tim. 2;l-2, N.E.B.)
It must be remeinbered, however, that
Caesar is not always content to be limit
ed to his role. The governments of the
world are not always willing to settle for
loyalty and support, but seek, rather, to
sain man*s total coinraitiMn^*
Christians have a difficult voca
tion, therefore, in relation to the state.
¥e ought to be patriotic, loving our
homeland T^ith generosity and conviction,
we ought not, though, to fall into the
trap of saying, country, right or
Dilhen oiir country is i-jrong, it is
the Christian»s job to try to change
things because he loves the land so
much that he will not settle for anything
less than the best. His duty to God re
quires that he do his duty to his coun
try by rejecting a thoughtless and total
commitment to it.
Other Christians in other countries
have similar obligations. Our love for
America, our concern for its welfare,
ought not to obscure the fact that a
FVenchmen*s love and concern for France
is right and proper, even though this
may lead to conflict with our plans and
policies.
As we remember the total claim God
has upon us and attempt to respond to
that claim, the other legitimate de
mands upon us may be properly ordered.
The Christian partiot is one who h?»s
discerned that order, (CON»D, PAGE 20)
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