Editorials from the Hearst Newspapers by Arthur Brisbane
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The dog was most cruelly tortured. Its newborn puppy was beside it. Its nerves were racked, its spine injured, BUT WHENEVER PERMITTED TO DO SO, THE POOR TORTURED, ANIMAL MOTHER TURNED ITS HEAD TOWARD ITS WHINING CHILD AND LICKED IT AFFECTIONATELY. Until it died there was nothing that could overcome maternal love in the heart of that poor dumb mother. Is there not soul in such love as that? JESUS' ATTITUDE TOWARD CHILDREN A SUNDAY SERMON "Suffer the little children to come unto me; and forbid them not; for of such is the Kingdom of God."--Mark X., 14. Jesus gave to the child its place in the world's society. With all the power of divine authority He built around the feeblest among us a wall that has protected them through the ages. Before His day the child existed only by sufferance. It had no rights. It was but a counter, an infinitesimal atom. It was considered simply the property of the parent. Its father had power of life |
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