| Title | The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists |
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"Pilgrims on their way to a better land". As for why I don't do it - why should I? I don't pretend to be a Christian. But you're all "Christians" - why don't you do it?' `We're not talkin' about religion,' exclaimed Crass, impatiently. `Then what are you talking about? I never said anything about "Sharing Out" or "Bearing one another's burdens". I don't profess to "Give to everyone who asks of me" or to "Give my cloak to the man who take away my coat". I have read that Christ taught that His followers must do all these things, but as I do not pretend to be one of His followers I don't do them. But you believe in Christianity: why don't you do the things that He said?' As nobody seemed to know the answer to this question, the lecturer proceeded: `In this matter the difference between so-called |
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