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Love Is The Motive, But Justice Is The Instrument.

A Church Has The Right To Set Its Own Standards Within Its Community. I Don't Think It Has A Right To Prohibit Birth Control Or To Enforce Upon A Secular Society Its Conception Of Divorce And The Indissolubility Of The Marriage Tie.

The Idea That The Profits Of Capital Are Really The Rewards Of A Just Society For The Foresight And Thrift Of Those Who Sacrificed The Immediate Pleasures Of Spending In Order That Society Might Have Productive Capital, Had A Certain Validity In The Early Days Of Capitalism, When Productive Enterprise Was Frequently Initiated Through Capital Saved Out Of Modest Incomes.

Whether The Man Is An Atheist Or A Christian, I Would Judge Him By His Fruits, And I Have Therefore Many Agnostic Friends.

You Might Get Rid Of The Bishop And Get To The Local Ku Klux Klan Leader. That, On The Whole, Has Been The Fate Of Certain Types Of Protestantism. They Get Under The Control Of A White Citizens Council While The Catholic Church Has An Authoritarian System, Yes, In Which The Bishop Expresses The Conscience Of The Whole Christian Community And They Say There Are Some Things That You Can't Do On This Matter.