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George Mary Searle
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George Mary Searle (27 June 1839 – 7 July 1918) was an astronomer and Catholic priest.
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As it is now, people have much less scruple against defrauding the government than they have against cheating an individual; and there is no reason why the government, in a socialist form, should acquire a peculiar sanctity in the general estimation. The only way in which a socialistic government can hope to succeed would be the same way in which the religious orders succeed, that is to say, by an enthusiastic and persistent devotion to its principles on the part of the whole people. Simply establishing it will not produce such a devotion.
Why the Catholic Church Cannot Accept Socialism (1913)
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