Civilization no longer represents the conscience of the individuals who must find therein their work. The facts and forces which now organize industr… - George Davis Herron

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Civilization no longer represents the conscience of the individuals who must find therein their work. The facts and forces which now organize industry and so-called justice, violate the best instincts of mankind.

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About George Davis Herron

George Davis Herron (1862 – 1925) was an American clergyman, lecturer, writer, and Christian socialist activist.

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Alternative Names: George D. Herron
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The economic system denies the right of the sincerest and most sympathetic to keep their hands out of the blood of their brothers. We may not go to our rest at night, or waken to our work in the morning, without bearing the burden of the communal guilt; without being ourselves creators and causes of the wrongs we seek to bear away. At every step, when we would do good, evil is present with us, and exacts its tribute from the very citadel of the soul.

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No longer is it possible for men to be content to have, while their brothers have not. The physical misery of the world's disinherited is becoming the spiritual misery of the world's elect. Superior privileges of any sort now carry with them the sense of shame.

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