Work, Chapter

 1 LawGod,1 |       Church is our youth."~Few people seem to have paused to reflect
 2 LawGod,2 |        such stubborn sinners as people with a "seared" conscience.
 3 LawGod,2 |      guilt, praise or judgment.~People who, on the other hand,
 4 LawGod,2 |     Therefore, coarse groups of people have moral norms lower,
 5 LawGod,3 |          without exception, all people are sinners, tainted with
 6 LawGod,3 |       around us seduces us, the people around us do likewise (especially
 7 LawGod,3 |        the devil struggles with people, striving to destroy each
 8 LawGod,5 |        without reason that some people are called unconscionable.~
 9 LawGod,5 |         law was given by God to people in two aspects: first, the
10 LawGod,5 |         Christianity has taught people to understand these commandments,
11 LawGod,6 |        a motive which, to other people, seems to be clearly disadvantageous
12 LawGod,7 |       different ways. There are people who are called egoists and
13 LawGod,8 |     compassion, wept over other people - over their sins, falls
14 LawGod,8 |       sorrowing and unfortunate people who accept their sorrow
15 LawGod,8 |       they are most unfortunate people. It is precisely to them
16 LawGod,8 |   stains both himself and other people. He strives to turn away
17 LawGod,11|        the most highly educated people of their time, having learned
18 LawGod,13|     others. Life can break such people cruelly and sometimes punishes
19 LawGod,13|       to come into contact with people's needs and wants, and to
20 LawGod,13| compassion - are met within all people. Speaking now of feelings
21 LawGod,14|         definite. Neither other people nor even the person himself
22 LawGod,14|    strong will. In life we meet people with various degrees of
23 LawGod,15|        in contemporary society. People look upon work as something
24 LawGod,18|         relationship with other people is justice. Without this
25 LawGod,18|      just relationships between people.~Legal or, loyal justice (
26 LawGod,18|   promised, often freeing other people from difficulties by this.
27 LawGod,18|       comparison to dryly loyal people, it is easy and pleasant
28 LawGod,18|     such correct, conscientious people. Still, this is far from
29 LawGod,18|  offense or evil into life. All people are your neighbors; do not
30 LawGod,18|        forgiveness. If you want people to treat you sincerely,
31 LawGod,18|     rights as loyal and correct people do, rather place the welfare
32 LawGod,19|        flattery, praise, etc.). People forget that falsehood is
33 LawGod,19|        the good relationship of people among themselves. This gossip -
34 LawGod,19|        so called leaders of the people were filled. The Pharisees
35 LawGod,19|     which now so often destroys people and their happiness, which
36 LawGod,19|  charity can, however, run into people who misuse it by constantly
37 LawGod,20|  essence, envy is impossible in people who are of a Christian disposition.
38 LawGod,20|       feeling. In their egoism, people usually fear that they will
39 LawGod,20|      good relationships between people is evil-speaking at various
40 LawGod,20|      speech. How strange it is: people have become so benumbed
41 LawGod,20|      commended to us. Yet, many people think that all this is "
42 LawGod,20|     away from one another, meek people yield to everyone and help
43 LawGod,21|    thing. Clearly, eudemonistic people will, in practical life,
44 LawGod,21|        in a situation where all people are endeavoring to obtain
45 LawGod,21|        often completely orderly people. Why? Because much of social
46 LawGod,21|       only because of this that people who consider themselves
47 LawGod,22|         a Christian loves other people not for their good or obliging
48 LawGod,23|        Christianity is to teach people to live according to God'
49 LawGod,23|       eternal blessedness. Some people vainly wish to reduce Christianity
50 LawGod,23|      the vital relationships of people. No impartial person would
51 LawGod,23|        life and the behavior of people on earth have not strayed
52 LawGod,23|        that is, in marriage two people form one organism, one common
53 LawGod,23|   become adults and independent people.~How often, though, is the
54 LawGod,24|        forms of state life, the people remain capable of carrying
55 LawGod,24|       of the brotherhood of all people, according to which man
56 LawGod,24|   relationships with many other people and they become "one's own."
57 LawGod,24|          the whole country, the people to which one belongs. One
58 LawGod,24|    belongs. One is tied to this people both by state and civil
59 LawGod,24|  customs. One is bound to one's people, to one's own homeland,
60 LawGod,24|        the sins and ills of his people; he sees them, grieves over
61 LawGod,24|       peoples. If I love my own people, then surely I must also
62 LawGod,24|          the Turks or any other people. Not to love them would
63 LawGod,24|       the history of the Jewish people is filled with testimony
64 LawGod,24|   patriotism, of love for one's people and its sacred things ...
65 LawGod,24|         example of love for his people. On one occasion, immediately
66 LawGod,24| testament of God, the Israelite people betrayed their God and worshipped
67 LawGod,24|     Moses began to pray for his people which had sinned. He remained
68 LawGod,24|         his love for his native people. This love was so great
69 LawGod,24|        for the salvation of his people.~We have an example in the
70 LawGod,24|         He came only to His own people and spoke to them first
71 LawGod,24|          Hosanna," when all the people rejoiced, the Savior wept.
72 LawGod,24|        Thus did He love His own people with a profound and moving
73 LawGod,24|         must never forget other people in his Christian love -
74 LawGod,25|        whole country, the whole people, and not to one's own personal
75 LawGod,25|       how joyous it would be if people ceased to war with one another
76 LawGod,25|        was given, the Israelite people fought on command from God,
77 LawGod,26|        has given to the Russian people instead of the promised