WAR AND CONSCIENCE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXXII, Issue 86, 12 April 1941, Page 6

WAR AND CONSCIENCE.

<To the Editor.)

It «ul be n.,t]c-ed that tfc J Hodse, "Will la m «; ..."i«cr anexpC \< jcinains unanswered. He , mM W] „, n „ at a sorry tailed 1 indicate any method of deal- " ~ "" ;i 1)10 l' rf '-f"t trarredv.-' . . ,i '"' be recalled to" ,1, point hrist lanil y and its relational, to war. But to aiMior: <i n if t l* ■ wa i : w hen u world repents W|lT '■' -'-c. Ihe taeohr.-K-al schools of Off. mam rvjecied the authority of lb,, New Tc-tai.,e„t. whid, led to the bail ■•l ll.tlvi I-:,,: Cue Bm.k was similar], treat.-d !.v l.i.sland. and 95 per cent of ;t- pc«.p],. m ., rr onU . r a ( . hurci . w ,h<- 1 is a certain < cntape „f ( hri-tian-; the BUfflber Jar too -mall io keep the world tolrrably decent. i,„d has done all the iadicat my ne<-e ar \. I would there,.,re. thai Ur. Hud ? o. i„ st^ e J defcnding nnlitan-m. employ, ;noie prol.tal.lv in attaching the row cau-c ..I w ~r—liy paying Uxcj ( W) lam iiiloimedl I.am contributing t« natred : ltri-t paid taxes, i~ v "'"t.'d to hatred—which is ii' > heie i- another point lo he doctor need- » ni . more wrious tent ion. He refer- to a struggle f« r freedom. In -pite ~of doubts. po—il.lv my coniprehajHou penetrate- than he hairine. Quite independent of State defence tl» Church will stand (Matt. xvL, 18) j. i linve- not on a drawn sword, but fie ' h " martyrs—so says historr WM. BRADY.'