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RADIO: The Christian’s Tool Against Communism

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T h e c o m m u n i s t s desire not only to change our economic, political and social institutions, but also to change the very nature of man, to change him from a child of God to an obedi­ ent slave of an atheistic dictatorship. The creation of Communist Man is a key aim of communism today. “The rearing of the new man,” Mr. Nikita Khrushchev told the 22nd Con­ gress of the Soviet Communist Party, “ is one of the main achievements of the Party.” This Communist Man — whom the Party extols in the highest terms;—is the striking arm of revolution. He is a fanatical, dedicated individual, blindly loyal to the Party, who is an extreme danger to our way of life. To the communists, man is merely a piece of living matter, devoid of soul or spirit, who can be shaped, molded and directed by purposive manipulation. Under communism, the human heart is tom apart and even its most inner recesses are exposed to ideological inspection. Any inner life — any life or private meditation, of prayer, of communication between man and God — is expressly forbid­ den. He becomes a trained robot, a creature of the state. The communists, however, are find­ ing the task of creating Communist Man most difficult. “ The rearing of the new man,” said Mr. Khrushchev, “ is a long and complex process.” One of the main stumbling blocks is re­ ligion — man’s faith in God. “ Com­ munist education,” adds Khrushchev, “ presupposes the emancipation of the consciousness from religious preju­ dices and superstitions which still prevent some Soviet people from man­ ifesting their creative forces to the full.” For this reason, the communists are unendingly hostile to religion. Com­ munism and religion are irreconcil­

able. The communists are doing ev­ erything they can, through the_ in­ doctrination processes of the Party, to destroy man’s faith in God, to quench the inner flame deep inside man which reflects that he has been created in the image of God. As long as man can maintain an inner sanc­ tuary of freedom, regardless of how dark the communist night, the com­ munist dictator can never rest in peace. A fundamental question of our time is: can communism, with its atheistic ideology, persuasion and coercion, re­ mold human nature, make man into something different from what he is now? Can the purposive manipula­ tion of a totalitarian state liquidate the divine spark in man? Our answer is NO — communism can never permanently cage the spirit of man. Clergymen and religious broad­ casters are today playing important roles in Americans fight against the communist enemy. By strengthening a man’s faith in God, by deepening his spiritual values, by encouraging him to be a good citizen in a demo­ cratic society, you are strengthening the moral fabric of American life. America’s heritage of freedom — belief in the dignity of man, in the supremacy of the law, in the creative development of the individual per­ sonality — these are our answers to the communist conspiracy. Life in a free society, emphasizing man’s search for the truth and the pioneering spirit of the mind, gives validity to our American way of life. E ditor ’ s N ote : This address was given by Dr. Stukenbroeker of the Federal Bureau of Investigation during the 20th Annual Convention of the National Religious Broadcasters meeting earlier this year in Washington, D.C. The N.R.B., an organi­ zation of the N .A.E., is composed of Chris­ tian broadcasters and Christian radio sta­ tions across the country. TH E KING'S BUSINESS

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