The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1917-11-16
After the What?

- rsaist time are beginning to RI
Perhaps most of my readers b. -, g A. q, =, =,
ize the great social and recreatiohs -. ,..,...
A. in this Perhaps many of I'll i - II
ciate the moral work that the sYl -. a.. -.
only institution in the army that l i f,rnsto A.. :.
ty of the boys and how in Christi ~.;,o - =.
basis for true morality. Ard in vNc ,.ss
over the social and moral work ths i A. .n;.o = "a.
and speak especially of its sPIF o !. ~.
Perhaps the average or won .t " \. p -
ture of its work, and indeed mar, i s4, A..i
not accentuate the spiritual 4 ,t ,;..,o ,,.,.
should Let us in few words tf1 - awe
the more religious and spiritual 81
discuss its spiritual function from r,r,,,,, ,,,on
= " ir IN by this caption After
.v'e 'ieafer "hat Ns hadng, helsh experience
has been said, is a horrible dsq ~ oh, h;a ~.
poets may sing in lofty strain i the mora, rocoss;+ f
ellclts; our philosophers may o. 4,d f soof;o ht -
TO keep the race strong and vi oans that ror l. h+;l
all this has been said the bald fai tis - :, = -,
devilsh. There is use of tryinR hil W. - a,
1t with romance and sentiment 5b+ ~ rloso ~ - a,
with all such fashy, tawdry eoolsios i n ts r,o.ono,
are torn aside the ugly skeleton tt rsib f+ h4
bestality. To me of the u stsbb Nio+oh oI A.
German writer's (Bernhardi Won f;tls NJ h1 III -,
ers) is that they represent war
glorious.
N Of war; the problem is "I
And now seeing the true na bs,r All u +lo f.o,4 -
0'i' DOS wnoih uues ne protected from all its deg1
this terrible welter of war and st lff5 +hi t - -,
ing, bestal effects?" How can Il s4o1 II ;i l.t,o :
' ""iou' eisins up snNM losng all of broti
can they engage in carnage Mlsxsns;hbt;.s a 4l4 ~,
hood, without blasting their high, ,os+ i al T-
= ~. '' 10 uuisf lmeans cannot solve it and SUI
Indeed it is so serious that nat Al &C 4hi a ., ,
natural means must be invol 3. 3Io 4L - ~,
W. Os power eeine 9hsted and scared in the m
s 49, - s"e DOy irom IL vi Now the Y NJ. G. A. is
o N--'D-s sspeiienSes ssrisF 3tyto the boys e
The Constructive W,~~Es SsSS,A.-se.u. ~ a,sg
world after this war Isl e SoH5 htsx xt XNYgz|zE
there VII Aesay- sssrs sAt- 10 Ss i
tragedy But just how TFAlg about reconstrdctine
world? Helen Bosanquet in HILBERT Journal speaks o
trend of modern theories Of reconstruction Thus for example
better protection of the health of babies being urged BIT "
Why merely that they may grow up make better soldiers for
state Then education be reconstructed that nation
get the better its rival by superior scientific and business meth
Now don't you see that underlying these various theories
basic assumption that the world to be the prin
that has been with the bitter vares and hatreds
Many of sincerely feel that if after the
have the old world with its unscrupuous economic ugg
its songs of hate its terrible wars its bitter goodbyeswhy
had just about welllet to the devil right
If the world is to be properly reconstructed after the
what will do it? Nothing less than CHRISTI
ITY And the NJ A. the official organ for carrying CHI
any not only army but to allies abroad Thu
that only good religion and good morality but
craftsmanship send Christianity along with the army 1t is
only constructive that regenerate this warcurst
1t about the best insurance against that know of today
What all are we going to carry Europe? Will
take eropanes guns and food do that then there not
noble about entrance into the than the enranc
Greece Brazil But along with these necessary munitions
also take into army the Gospel of Jesus Chrshe only
that can reconstruct this warcurs world then truly
noble service The Y NJ c. A. is the official organ for
this power.
Kindly keep the above facts in mind when you consdt
the " M. c. A. work this week.
THE WAR WORK COUNCIL