The militant sermon in Germany is interesting not for the vehemence of the pastor delivering it but also for the diverse and even contrad.c-tory similes employed to land the Germans' position in relation to the world at large. Upset from the wonderful lack of humour, which seems a predominating feature, in attempts to-prove the divinity of Germany's history, there is a per versity of thought which reflects as much on the pastor as it does on the congregation which can listen in quietness to it such as is given below.
as the Almighty allowed His Son Pastor Frite Philippi claims that crociied marder hat the scheme of redemption might be to crucify humanity, in order that ite salvation might be secured. The haman race could only be saved by blood, fire, and sword. It is really because we are pure that we been chosen by the instruments to punish the envious, to chastise the wicked, and slay with the sword th hoy must kill, roy, and any half-measures would be wicked: Let it, then, be a war without pi The reverend brother Bocbel There ought to be no compromise with hell. no mercy for the servants of Satan other words, no pity for the English, French, and Russian, nor, indeed, for any nation that has sold itself to the Devil.
There seems to be an issue as to what rule the Allies occupy en this chapter of history, and if the learn: ed pastors are to be taken as any guide, posterity will have to decide whether we merely sold ourselves to the devil, or were fit subjects for
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