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ideals  of  democracy  are  based  on  Christian  ethics.   Both
affirm  the  supreme  worth  of  the  Individual,  the  Interdepen-
dence of  human  life,  the  need  for  the  spirit  of  neighbor*
llness,  and  the  necessity  of  a  realization  of  moral  obliga-
tion.   Thus,  In  teaching  and  spreading  the  Christian  faith
the  cause  of  democracy  will  be  advanced  and  the  social
order  Improved.
Through  the  development  of  the  seven  elements  of
good  citizenship  as  stated  here  as  the  objectives  for  the
future  educational  procedure  of  the  schools  of  the  Methodist
Episcopal  Church,  South,  the  schools  will  help  the  future
citizens  of  Mexico  to  answer  five  Important  questions:

1.  What  about  a  home?

2*  What  about  making  a  living?

3.  What  about  my  obligation  to  the  nation?

4*  What  about  my  relation  to  my  fellow  man?

5*  Whom  shall  I  serve  with  my  whole  heart?  j

Thtis,  will  the  scnools  seek  to  develop  the  forward
looking  creative  citizen  for  democracy  and  consummate  the
work  of  the  past  and  present,  and  so  aid  In  preparing
Mftxico  to  take  her  place  among  the  nations  of  the  world
where  she  may  share  in  the  great  task  of  building  for
world  Union  and  World  Pe-ce.
1.  Lectures  of  Dr.  L.  A.  Williams,  University  of  California,
1922.
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BIBLIOGRAraY


A.   Primary  Sources ♦


Corbln,  J.F.    Scrapbooks;   vole.  I,  II  (1881-1906).
