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Editorial
August 15, 1930
Douglas Daily Dispatch
Douglas, Cochise County, Arizona
What is this article about?
A conference continued from page one emphasizes compatibility with Christ's teachings, warns that current armaments endanger peace, appeals for international reduction of armaments, and declares no exclusion from church worship based on color or race, advocating interdependence over competition in racial relations.
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compatible with the teaching of Christ, together with a clear cut statement that "the existence of armaments on their present scale among nations endangers the maintenance of peace."
The conference joins in an appeal for a further effort to secure continued reduction of armaments by international agreement.
There emerged from the conference, as contained in the encyclical letter, the declaration that no one should be excluded from worship in any church on account of color or race and the guiding principle of racial relations should be inter-dependence and not competition.
compatible with the teaching of Christ, together with a clear cut statement that "the existence of armaments on their present scale among nations endangers the maintenance of peace."
The conference joins in an appeal for a further effort to secure continued reduction of armaments by international agreement.
There emerged from the conference, as contained in the encyclical letter, the declaration that no one should be excluded from worship in any church on account of color or race and the guiding principle of racial relations should be inter-dependence and not competition.
What sub-type of article is it?
War Or Peace
Moral Or Religious
Social Reform
What keywords are associated?
Armaments Reduction
International Peace
Racial Inclusion
Church Worship
Encyclical Letter
Christian Teachings
What entities or persons were involved?
The Conference
Encyclical Letter
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Conference Declarations On Peace, Armaments, And Racial Inclusion
Stance / Tone
Advocacy For Peace And Racial Equality
Key Figures
The Conference
Encyclical Letter
Key Arguments
Armaments On Present Scale Endanger Peace
Appeal For International Agreement On Armament Reduction
No Exclusion From Worship Based On Color Or Race
Racial Relations Guided By Interdependence, Not Competition
Compatible With Christ's Teachings