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 1 3 |         truth, by the exercise of Christian virtues, by the exercise
 2 4 |      civilization of the world is Christian. The more completely Christian
 3 4 |    Christian. The more completely Christian it is, the more true, more
 4 4 |    further it draws away from the Christian ideal, the more seriously
 5 4 |         guardian and protector of Christian society. That fact was universally
 6 5 |     practice the perfect ideal of Christian civilization. Granting,
 7 5 |   principles opposed to that very Christian ideal, and is even in danger
 8 6 |           divine mission, namely, Christian civilization in each and
 9 7 |          forces in combating anti Christian civilization by every just
10 12|           goodness and justice of Christian principles, the true morality
11 13|      social question according to Christian principles." Following these
12 13|          1903, concerning Popular Christian Action-which in itself embraces
13 19|          to the maxims of a truly Christian civilization, and at the
14 20|          in the work of restoring Christian civilization under its various
15 20|       foster is praiseworthy, the Christian principles they follow solid,
16 22| restoration and promotion of true Christian civilization and which,
17 22|      conform to the principles of Christian faith and morality. At the