Lord Cecil, Bishop of Exeter, comments on Britain's struggle to repay war debt

The Lord Bishop discusses the misunderstandings between England and America, emphasizing that America is not as wealthy as perceived and that England faces challenges due to being off the gold standard. He highlights the economic necessity for England to sell products cheaply to gain gold. The Bishop stresses the importance of recognizing global interdependence and calls for moral and spiritual unity, urging nations to love and understand each other as members of a global community.

What does the text suggest about the relationship between England and America?

What fundamental truth does the text mention regarding countries?