The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-06-24

ligions." Judaism enJoins the practice OF char
ity toward all men, clothing the naked. feeding
the hungry. nursing the sick and comforting
those tbs. MORN. that Is 10 say. II forbids
Jews TO limit their care to themselves and
their family, or 10 withhold sympathy with
their nelghbor's suffering" Judaism commands
respect for labor; II orders that each IN
his place shall take part by means OF physical
or mental labor In the work OF the commu-
nifty. and strive for the blessings Of life by busy.
| creative activity. In other words IT de-
| mands the cultivation, development and active
employment Of all mans powers and capa-
biltlcs. while, on the other hand, II forbids in
active enjoyment OF life and tho idleness that
relies upon support by others"
Equally exemplary are the other principles en-
bodied In tho ethical code revised By Prof Lag
arus and adopted in Germany under the circum-
stances to which we have referred. Judaism
commands absolute truthfulness; a Jews yea
must be yea, and his nay. nay. Consequently
II "forbids distortion OF truth. deceit, hypoc-
risy. double-dealing. and assimilation.
Again. Judaism commands its votaries TO
walk humbly with God and in modcsty
among men," that is TO say, II "forbids self
conceit, arrogance. pride. presnmptuousnesS'
boastlng. and disparagement q tho merits OF
others" Judaism demands rcaceableness, plaza
bility, mildness and benevolepc. Ittherefore,
Commands the return Of good for evil, and
10 suffer, rather than infict, injury, while
WI 'nc INV n.'u " p'o"'o'e 'N
nuis"hs hn''ou' pe"lhs a"eNa.
ing even an adversary IN MS ."s".n..
IN ,ne hoA, p'aoe JUDAISM oo"i""nu
anu 'ro'iainS 'he sah''t,
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II may be we'll 10 give the names Of the MEM
bers Of the committee who, In 1885, were charged
with the compilation of these Principles"
They we're as follows: DR.. David Cassel. Or.
Frank, rabbi; Herr Hermann. director; Herr
Herr, Privy Councillor; Dr.. Holman; Or.
Kirschstein, director; DR.. Krlsteller, Privy
Councillor: Prof. NJ. Lazarus, Phi. D.; Herr
Ludwig Loewe, Deputy to the Reichsrath; Herr
Makower, Councillor Of Justice, Or. Maybaum.
rabbi: Herr Never, Councillor Of Justice; Prof.
II. StsinthaI, Ph. D.; DR.. Strassmann, Presl-
dent OF the Common Council: and DR.. UnRcr-
leider. rabbi. The first draft, distinctly theo-
logical In coloring, was made By DR.. Kirsch-
stein. the second draft by Herr Makower was
characterized by tho severity and concise
ness OF n legal document. On the basis Of the
debate on these two drafts, Prof. Lazarus COM
piled the text which was accented by the COM
which we have here reproduced.
In view OF these authoritative expositions OF
Jewish ethics, II Il obvious, that the primary
grounds on which the anti Semitic movement
has been defended do not exist, and hat either
or Ignorance must he attributed to the
organixers and supporters OF the agitation.
-
n. v.u.., .,a a.. r,uu.s p.,,unu
ino PURPOSE Oh .ne oook en'iue1 h"o"'d
w '"e Ape o, "soWe' oy "hohok MAcAeLAf
lnh.h.,AS Nionemahs, ~ 10 give picture
oooo,rt ~ tho oarso. and co,.eororcas .,
tba paasa nts, RISING NJ ,,s, md tho history ~ tho
7 o,,ard. a. the ~fol,ower. Of WvcIra wore
colled during tho century and n hal, which
elansed between tho organization NJ tba So
ca,lsd -poor pris.,s~ and ,ba beginning q, tho
english Refornation The relation NJ Ina
7 oIlord. % ~. p.soruors has hoan hithor,o
ohso,red and I, bas owe, hoon daried tbot an,
e,,stsd II q. now known thar Ioi-
lardrv rersistad IN .omo mart. ~ En,la,d
IN N 800 and that the mamhers n, the scot
wsra than easily conv.r,ed tn protestontism
The counties in which Lol,ordrv STRUCK roo,
vsre sororsa, Uersford woroo.tor c,or.
caster Wi,sbire RerksbIre sn.se, Niddlsse,
acknowledgements Nor,bam ntonsh,ra Iaioo..
tcrshI,s lincoln Norsolk s,yo,L and Fss.v
=, olao Gained , ,oo,hoId 4, -.orthw.s,arn So.,-
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in nhich what NAV \. oa,.d IN. s,hta-r,,.an
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oh,.or Avail rno, after nr.,,rinor,
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which hag.n in Nav ,as, and wo. snt,,.,v nn,
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