Community Reactions During Wartime

The transcript describes a time of national excitement for war, with public displays of patriotism and support for young volunteers. In a church service, a fervent prayer is offered for the soldiers' victory. An aged stranger interrupts, claiming to bear a message from God, revealing the unspoken consequences of praying for victory, which include the suffering of the enemy. The message challenges the congregation to reflect on the moral implications of their prayers.

What was the general mood in the country at the start of the war?

• Sadness and mourning

• Indifference and apathy

• Excitement and patriotism

• Fear and anxiety

How did the community express their support for the young volunteers?

• By donating money

• By writing letters to the government

• By cheering and applauding

• By organizing protests

What was the main focus of the church service before the soldiers left for the front?

• Praying for peace

• Praying for victory and divine support

• Discussing the morality of war

• Reading letters from soldiers

What was unusual about the stranger who appeared during the church service?

• He was singing loudly

• He was dressed in a long robe and had white hair

• He was carrying a weapon

• He was dressed in a military uniform

What did the stranger claim to bring to the congregation?

• A message from Almighty God

• A message from the soldiers

• A message from the enemy

• A message from the government

How did the community react to the stranger's message?

• They were angry and hostile

• They were confused and dismissive

• They were inspired and motivated

• They were indifferent and uninterested