What Shall We Do?
A sequence of essays documents urban poverty through street observations and encounters with destitute people and officials, classifies different kinds of need, and examines how laws and institutions respond; it then argues that remedies require personal moral reform and a return to simple, Christian-inspired charity, criticizing legalistic and economic systems that perpetuate suffering and urging nonviolent, ethically consistent behavior and communal responsibility.
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A sequence of essays documents urban poverty through street observations and encounters with destitute people and officials, classifies different kinds of need, and examines how laws and institutions respond; it then argues that remedies require personal moral reform and a return to simple, Christian-inspired charity, criticizing legalistic and economic systems that perpetuate suffering and urging nonviolent, ethically consistent behavior and communal responsibility.
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