SATAN’S PRIVY COUNCIL.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 27 December 1924, Page 16

SATAN’S PRIVY COUNCIL.

THE CHURCH AND RUSSIA. APPEALS TO CHRISTIANS. o . .. ..LONDON October 30. in dication of the deep feelings that have been aroused ,in England by flirtatiQUs Jiu “ Ia be obtained trom-the^ vigorous sermons preached on ' the Sunday before the General Elecion; -Appeals to British churchmefflto nse and stamp out the anti-Christian and .revolutionary doctrines Communist aliens' in this country were made from many pulpits. "’. ,C / / “This ahen Spciali'smj’J- said the Rev Prebendary A. W/ Geugh, at Furnk fon Paiish; Church, “is a thing/which seems to me like- some chfrion/bird .; whicp preys upon the; slain after % / gieat conflict. It copies down upon' the sorely \vounded ' and impoverished State £lai A S ap ? ing , and gluts its - peak. England is .oh .the point of, ieSend those great ugly birds! back to the Germany that and to the; Moscow . that trains' and guides them, and x upou the te-r viving -fields: of England,, once again herself, there will be no living, for,' those things to get.” . that their alien Social-' ism will .remain the issue ‘at '■ every - general election until it wins the Government ate wrong,” said: Prebendary Gougn. ‘lt would be .so defeated that , never again in our time would it, be "'a paramount election:; issue; ” ; The satiir- ! ation of alien., evil had goiie doiwn into the. very schools. He did not ask for legislation to; pievent people from teaching what was merely/anti-Chfis-tion doctrine; but /the -State, should interfere when the children.:were taught r jj doctrines of social disorder;. vere told that the murder of Pertain people they disagreerwith was right; were told te; prepare -for the: great outbreak; of / the, bloody war in which they would be engaged as they' grew older. "When they taught doctrines that go down into ®h® recesses cf ." domestic - life/ when children had sex teaching given 1 them of perfectly infamous /kind, then; surely the State had - a right' to intervene. /[A sermon ,preadredlby the-Rev. Feilding Fielding-OuW, / vicar of Christ Church, St. Panora's/ ’ was much to the,; pouU. ;; / '!///,//;//•/v-'/.p/ -.../., A horrible, mofistefc has appeared in the world;” he said, /‘a. JhiidoUs/ghoul,' sprung. ; through. German-/-;.cultivation ; from blood-stoined. /soil. .fie sqUats at Moscow, but- his poiaohQUs/breath affects men’s minds in. other • countries and drives them mad.-. /. / ‘.‘The Soviet is the perspniificatiom 7 of tyranny .cruelty, and /teVrorj- the/propagator. of all that is fotii, afid ugly-: Satan’s Privy;■'Council..' Tlieir 'damp,. icy. prison cells, are crowded at this moment. The torturer is. at. work- .in. • his wiiido.wless you know that in one of those calls a dentist’s chair was; found soaked in /blood and covered with!bits of bones. /-/; / - “.That grinning devilish, unrepentant face of God’s declared [enemy, looks over 1 here for support and approval) Its delegates have been/.6ver here. One would imagine that' any decent man rushing against them' in the street would instantly have .been sick. But not at .all. They were welcomed and entertained—were there nb empty wolf . in the ZooP . Ydtir rbpresentatives sat at table, with them; and shared the ' same you pay for the lunch and for coffee a!nd liqueurs after- • wards. . .They call lis hypocrites abroad. And so we are. Would any other nation’s representatives—Turks, Red In- ' dians, or naked down "to table, with the devil for a consideration ? - ,/:■;;

/“There are thousands of Communicants; of the Chufcli of: England, an army of pious and learned bishops, and. if they cannot do something .vigprous, drastic and effective to. stop; this disgusting traffic : with . the.; enemies .of their God. they are. foresworn, impotent and* contemptible.. . I do nc.t' want td' talk politics, but I want..to.:know what the. ifnmensely powerful _ Church of' England- 'is .’doing. I will riot talk politics in’ the pulpit. I speak as churchman to churchman, and sav that if" ‘ any Christian of any denomination, votes ' for the return to power of that. Scotsman and his ugly friends, he deserves to be excommunicated with bell, book and, candle: Let us rise lip, and stamp out Communism, and every , wiTing tool and toady of the Bolsheviks. lief, ns rescue the little children from their clutches, let ns refuse /to be drawn into a loathsome compact, abd to have a leper’s hand .in our food; let us blot Moscow off the map, as it is already blotted out of the Book of God!” . >