The Impersonal Life

by Joseph Sieber Benner

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- It is as immoral to steal a country as a pocket-book. Righteousness and Justice are out of favour all round: they have no place in politics, they have no advocates—only adversaries.+<WRAP justify> 
 +It is as immoral to steal a country as a pocket-book. Righteousness and Justice are out of favour all round: they have no place in politics, they have no advocates—only adversaries.
  
 Men fear to speak Truth; all belong to a church or to a political party or to a social set. They travel the road of common men, fenced in by the hedges of convention and guided by the star of expediency: not from amongst these come the saviours of mankind. There is no hope for the world in the things of the world; man’s only hope lies in the birth of true Ideals, of moral courage, and an awakened spiritual vision. Men fear to speak Truth; all belong to a church or to a political party or to a social set. They travel the road of common men, fenced in by the hedges of convention and guided by the star of expediency: not from amongst these come the saviours of mankind. There is no hope for the world in the things of the world; man’s only hope lies in the birth of true Ideals, of moral courage, and an awakened spiritual vision.
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 Because of these things, the work which must be done Because of these things, the work which must be done
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