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It begins with a poem about failure turning into success, emphasizing that setbacks do not permanently end opportunity. The text then critiques the Bolsheviki’s opposition to religion by describing how commonly taught religion encourages resignation to unequal conditions. 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 \nRobert Collier  \n# Kessinger Publishing's Rare Reprints\n\nThousands of Scarce and Hard-to-Find Books  \non These and other Subjects!  \n·Literature  \n·Americana  \n·Ancient Mysteries·Medicine &Pharmacy  \n·Metaphysical  \n·Animals  \n·Music  \n·Anthropology  \n·Architecture·Mystery &Crime  \n·Mythology  \n·Arts  \n·Natural History  \n·Astrology  \n·Bibliographies·Outdoor &Nature  \n·Biographies &Memoirs·Philosophy  \n·Body,Mind &Spirit·Poetry  \n·Business &Investing·Political Science  \n·Children &Young Adult·Science  \n·Psychiatry &Psychology  \n·Collectibles  \n·Comparative Religions  \n·Reference  \n·Religion &Spiritualism  \n·Crafts &Hobbies  \n·Earth Sciences  \n·Rhetoric  \n·Education  \n·Sacred Books  \n·Science Fiction  \n·Ephemera  \n·Fiction  \n·Science &Technology  \n·Folklore  \n·Self-Help  \n·Geography  \n·Social Sciences  \n·Health &Diet  \n·Symbolism  \n·History  \n·Theatre &Drama  \n·Hobbies &Leisure  \n·Theology  \n·Humor  \n·Travel&Explorations  \n.War &Military  \n·Illustrated Books  \n·Language &Culture  \n·Women  \n·Law  \n·Yoga  \n·Life Sciences·Plus Much More!  \nWe kindly invite you to view our catalog list at:  \nhttp://www.kessinger.net  \n# THIS ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK:Secret of the Ages\n\nBY THIS AUTHOR:  \nRobert Collier  \nISBN 0766137589  \nREAD MORE ABOUT THE BOOK AT OUR WEB SITE:  \nhttp://www.kessinger.net  \nOR ORDER THE COMPLETEBOOK FROM YOUR FAVORITE STORE  \nISBN 0766137589  \nBecause this article has been extracted from a parentbook,it may have non-pertinent text at the beginning orend of it.  \nAny blank pages following the article are necessary forour book production requirements.The article herein iscomplete.  \nXX  \nWhat Do You Lack?  \n\"I read the papers every day,and oft encountertales which show there's hope for every jay whoin life's battle fails.I've just been reading of agent who joined the has-been ranks,at fifty yearswithout a cent,or credit at the banks.But un-dismayed he buckled down,refusing to be beat,andcaptured fortune and renown;he's now on EasyStreet.Men say that fellows down and out ne'erleave the rockly track,but facts will show,beyonda doubt,that has-beens do come back.I know,forI who write this rhyme,when forty-odd years old,was down and out,without a dime,my whiskersfull of mold.By black disaster I was trounceduntil it jarred my spine;I was a failure so pro-nounced I didn't need a sign.And after I hadsoaked my coat,I said(at forty-three),'I'll see ifI can catch the goat that has escaped from me.'Ilabored hard;I strained my dome,to do my dailygrind,until in triumph I came home,my billy-goatbehind.And any man who still has health maywith the winners stack,and have a chance at fameand wealth—for has-beens do come back.\"  \nWALT MASON.  \nO you know why it is that theBolsheviki are so opposed to re-ligion?  \nBecause religion,as it is commonlyaccepted,teaches man resignation to con-ditions as they are-—teaches,in effect,that God created some men poor andsome rich.That this unequal distribu-tion is a perfectly natural thing.Andthat we must not rail against it becauseit will all be made right in the nextworld.  \nNapoleon,in his early Jacobin days,denounced religion for that very reason.But when he had won to power,when heplanned to make himself Emperor,thenhe found he had need for that religion,and re-established the Church in France.  \nFor,he reasoned,how can people besatisfied without religion?If one manis starving,near another who is making  \n# WHAT DO YOU LACK?\n\nhimself sick by eating too much,howcan you expect to keep.the starving oneresigned to his fate unless you teach himit will all be made right in some indefi-nite future state?  \nOrganized society could not exist,ashe planned it,without some being richand some poor,and to keep the poor sat-isfied,there must be an authority to de-clare—“God wills it thus.But just bepatient.In the hereafter all t","cbCais1eW3hGLVBb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais1eW3hGLVBb","pdf",1836958,52,"English","# What Do You Lack?\n## Hope after failure\n## Religion and resignation\n## Critique of using Christianity for social control\n## Christianity as a path to shared good","[{\"question\":\"What message does the poem at the beginning convey?\",\"answer\":\"The poem argues that people who fall into hardship can recover, using effort and perseverance to reach fame and fortune.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does the text say the Bolsheviki oppose religion?\",\"answer\":\"It links the opposition to religion as commonly taught, which encourages people to accept current conditions and wait for justice in a future world.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the text distinguish early Christianity from Christianity used for social control?\",\"answer\":\"It claims Christianity as practiced in early years opened the way for all good and worked like an idealized socialism that benefited everyone, rather than keeping the poor resigned and the rich secure.\"}]","What Do You Lack? 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