Christianity versus Communism in postwar society
The article argues Christianity is a moral and spiritual guide, while condemning Communism as a religion without God and a threat to democracy. It cites Pope-like warnings, and notes conditions like poverty and unemployment as fuel for Communist appeal, urging Christian mobilization to sustain democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dicthi
Europe
Russia
Lnd
Christian Morality as Antidote to Communism
A House speech argues postwar Christianity must combat Communism by applying moral rearmament across society. It urges using Christian faith to secure economic stability and empower democracy in industry, housing, health, and schools, opposing Communist influence through bold action and missionary zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
China
U.S.A
Malaya
Burma
Europe
Italy
Duthie
Truman
Australia
House of Representatives
Keep Victoria Green Prominent citizen warns on soil conservation
Sir Herbert Gepp calls for preserving Victoria's thin topsoil to prevent a cycle of destruction among forests, soil, and water. He recalls a 1939 Gippsland forest loss and notes 1946-47 had conditions not conducive to bushfires while urging continued efforts to keep Victoria green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Australia
Herbert Gepp
Sir Herbert
Thompson River
Gippsland
Country Fire Authority
Victoria Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bitcon
Sone
Bond
Mein
Apex
Manly
Bilcons
Numurkah
Elixuire
Nnte
Grotestanager
State Savings Bank
Sporting Goods
the Commercial Union Assurance Co. Ltd
Maurice O’kane
Don Munro
Genoa
Wood Merchant & General Carrier
T. Gainey
Alf
Numarkah
Telegraph Hotel
Bert
Drabel
New Guinea
Wedau
Goodenough Bay
Papua
Carlton G United Breweries Ltd
Melbourne
Anding
Silver King
Home Builders
J. H. Fawkes
Jose
McCorhira-Deerns
Gerald Heard
Kilpatrick, McLellan & Co. Pty Ltd
General Motors
Kis and
the Coe
Hie
Hulle
Max Murr