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On Killing Children
" v One can think of nothing more
barbaric and ' nothing designed
fo do more harm to the United
'States and the South than the
bombing of a church and the
"killing of four Negro children
(an event which recently occur
red in Alabama. '
It is difficult to conceive of a
- mentality that would have plan
jed such an attack. One wishes
to think that the bombing was
intended , to occur when the
church was empty, so gruesome
is the deed but even that would
have been barbaric.; .: -..... f
ll One of the.- great traditions
and heritages in '- the United
States is the freedom, f speech
and the freedom to exercise the
religion of one's choice. When
an attack on a church is com
piitted, ostensibly because of the
'expressions of leaders of mem
'4bere of that church, it is a
threat to. every American citi
zen, for it is an attack on de
.jnocracy itself and on the free
(jm of the individual. ,
Acts such as the murder of
-innocent children in Birmingham
so , inexcusable and - damning
that -if they are repeated 'or con
tinue, the result can only -be
fatal to the cause of the white
majority in the 'South. If
there is one thing the nation
will i not stand for and should
not it is the murder of innocent
children, and innocent . people,
by those who would substitute
terror and passion for intelli
gent; lawful efforts to win the
desired goal.
This Is The Life
-" '( "vi "about,
Crime In New York
.vy. , ,
are so repulsive, however, and
1uuxruvumri.nnrir rrriv-" - '""-"" .- - ----.'
Anyone who, read a recent ar
ticle in the Saturday . Evening
Post, which tells the confessions
of a former mobster, ' and - lists
names and outlines the activi
ties of the Italian-American
who run the widespread crime !you rece,ve
operation in New York will be
appalled that the city can not
clean up this mess. - - ; .
Close observers have long
known that the situation in New
York's public schools was de
plorable and that gang killings
or lynchings that occur regular
ly in the city are glossed over
as .nicely as possible by 'those
who are quite adept at pointing
the finger of shame and self
righteousness at other sections
of the country.
The truth is that crime in the
big cities, especially New York,
has reached the stage where it
cannot be tolerated by the Am
erican .people. ;! Gangs run sec
tions of the cily. Many parents
are afraid to send their children
to the public schools. Tens of
thousands of city residents are
intimidated and are afraid to
vote .against the machine ticket.
Other thousands! are paying pro
tection money , to various gangs
who run' things. ; 'v
What, kind of America are
we building? How can other
countries and other peoples ad
mire our democratic system
when ithey see the rotten situa
tion in such places as New
York'
. This is the blunt truth which
must be faced, unpopular as it
may be with the idealists and
social philosophers. .:,
By DONALD R. THOMAS
These two boys knocked on
this lady's door. . "Just a min
ute," came a reply. The door
opened and she said, "if you ire
selling anything, I am not buy
ing." "We're not selling1 but
trying" to point people to Ch'tist.
Are you saved?" - "Are yoti,'
asked the lady. VYes,' weNar''
'I think that's a job for" the
preacher," said the lady "When
Christ as your
saviour, you become His son and
witness," said the boys. As for
preachers, they should preach
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and i .- . .
bf .tnem ' don't. ' Anyone Wi.jl
picks up his cross and follows j
I Jesus is His' witness. . We find!
I joy and. life by accepting Christ!
and want others to Jind it also. J ( ..n wnBi' Twnrtirrw nc
God wilt forgive almost every-J. I P00 WORKS THROUGH US
thing , except against the Holy
Ghost. Accept Christ today and
be His witness. " If you don't,
you'll '..burn irf hell. ' Take your
stand today and you will be His
witness. ' v i ,
. ,The Bib.fi "says: "!Ye are' my
witnesses, t ,th''the Lord." ,
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growth.1 in' grace,.rxpres60d, In
patience, ? meeKnesSj, love'' and
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-The g'oal set by the lesson we
studying today is. to make us
pwane of the ..way God through
Christ' jreoncijes ' us , to himself
and'to.jDna another.f'f 'V,'
in 2 CQrmtnjans . Jiirliji Paul
reminded the ..Corinthians that,
their nope ,was not in this world
and that their success as Chris
tians was not in this world. We
live in a ent, as it were. We
groan and .we sigh with anxiety,
looking forward to our true
home n heaven. By "tent" Paul
meant our earthly body, together
with all the limitations of this
life. Our heavenly dwelling is
the spiritual body, with which
we enter eternity at the, day of
resurrection. - 'Meanwhile, we are
of good courage, living by faith
in God nd aiming to please
him. ' '
What floes all this "mean?, Is
the .Christian one who simply
passes through this life as if it
were none of his business? Is
this yhat it means" to live "by
faith and in tpe recognition that
this .world is Tnot our home We
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' A j: illness is Just this effort:;
To find meaning in the world,
rather than in ,God, insofar as
the world claims to be a- home
for man, the Christian man is
only a pilgrim, one who is pass
ing through. He looks to God
and aims to please him and not
the world. The Christian man
is a pilgrim because he is con
trolled by the love of Christ.
How does the love of Christ
control us? In his love Christ
died for all; jn a sense, his
death was the death of all rhen.l
Alsd, by. the same token, his Res
urrection' is the resurrection 'of:
all Jesus' so thoroughly, identi'
fied .himself with man ' by1' his 1
love thai God regards the life of
Jesus as the life of every man1.
Afit urhan ' Ponl 4oid that , Ki
Blove of Christ controlled him',
1( he meant that he waV controlled '
ih 'his thought and action by the
conviction that Christ died for
all. He looked upon himself 'not
as the world looked at him, but
as God looked at Jesus. .' ! ,
sThe Christian who is controlled
by the love of Christ regards no
one' from a human point of view.
Apart from the knowledge of
faith,' apart from the experience
of God's .love .through the Holy
a well as everybody v else, from a
V human point of view. From a
human point of view Jesus was
a failure. He - died, and that
was all. From a human point
of view we, too, are failures;
our lives are robbed of all mean
ing and - validity' by the relent
less reality of death. From a
human ?polnt t lof view we. are
guilty; are separated v from
peace and from fellowship with
God because of our gin. Men
may 1 even judge Jesus a sinner,
for hpw else could he have died
such a death?
, But when;. we judge from, the
divine 'viewpoint; in the light of
I the Resurrection and the Indwell
ing .'Spirit, 'then we no longer
judge Jesus a -failure,, nor do we
judge ourselves condemned sin
ners. No longer do our loneli
ness and sense of weakness drive
us to the world for comfort and
security jn response to its false
promises. , ,
The viewpoint of those con-
rolled by the .love of Christ is
that we ,are God's . sons. . alive
to him, open to him, and sus-
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S convinced that this is the case,
we cannot regara mis world, ts
the source of our life: we can
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wevhtvNl, fl$m God. .
Wht '?is,your thinkipg if you
hare controlled by the love of
Christ? You will see that Christ
died for sinners,, and that when
he died, your sin passed from
his sight-ipt without price, but
with, the price of his cross. You
will not, therefore, reject God's
love and frustrate God's recon
ciling purpose; you will be bold
to say, "Father, forgive." ' know
. ing that ;he loves you for Jesus'
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, But more than that, you will
be mightily driven to go and
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you died to sin . and death
through the cross, so also you
live to
the pesurr
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"RAISING" ciriLDrjici dy t;:z BOOK
, We have a choice in America ; . a choice denied millions who live
under godless communism,
, Here is a man who is exercising that choice! , .
v He believes that children growing up in the free world ught to know .
the Author , of Liberty. He wants his son and daughter to cherish and ?
embrace the spiritual insights God has given man.
i This father introduced his children to the Bible
when rhev.Werft verv vnimr: 'TnHnv the Ttnnlc of tha ;
4 Wt4ll ? Ages is their friend. Tomprrpw it will be their guide -C?
s i ' throu-n frightening age' to ( which they have
E-tj. been born. ' ' , . - , j , , , ,
..Uitf j - The, American Bible Society supported by
earnest Christian citizens and the. churches they -attend
enables millions of families around, the
globe ta share our heritage of Truth with this new
generation on whose spiritual ifibre rests1 the hope ''
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ter and good dtunuhip. It it tore
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atrong Church, mrthsr democracy I
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person should attend services refu.
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are: (1) For his own sake. (2) For
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For the aake of the Church itself, '
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