Scenes of war and fear over Archbishop of Canterbury's Remembrance Sunday address

The transcript reflects on the sacrifices made for a better world and the hopes for peace and goodwill among nations. It highlights current global challenges, such as conflicts in Spain and China, and the looming threat of war. The text explores the causes of these dangers, including national ambition and neglect of justice. It calls for moral and spiritual reflection, urging individuals to align with divine will. Finally, it emphasizes the importance of freedom and remembering those who perished, ensuring their sacrifices are not in vain.

What were the two main hopes expressed regarding the sacrifices made?

How does the text describe the current state of the world in relation to the past?

What does the text indicate about the consequences of neglecting justice among nations?

What does the text suggest about the relationship between nations?

What is implied about the necessity of remembering God in the context of global issues?