English book · Living in God's Glory

how Man loses out

English book, p. 196

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

endure. in seeking freedom on earth, where there was no freedom to be found, i lost the true freedom now.” EPHEMERALITY The coming and going of people remain inexplicable until we accept the existence of life after death. However, on the other hand, if we reject life after death, everything becomes meaningless. The Fabian society was founded in 1883-84 in london, establishing a democratic socialist state in Great Britain as its goal. The Fabians put their faith in evolutionary socialism rather than in revolution. They were pioneers in British social and economic reform and were mainly concerned with eradicating poverty and ignorance through education. The society’s name was derived from the roman general Fabius Cunctator, whose patient and evasive tactics in avoiding pitched battles secured his ultimate victory over stronger forces. Early members of the society included George Bernard shaw, sidney Webb, annie Besant, Edward Pease, and Graham Wallace. later joined by Webb’s wife, Beatrice Webb, shaw and Webb were the outstanding leaders of this society for many years. Beatrice Webb’s diary, published after her death, became very popular. here is an excerpt from it, written in 1943 during the second World War:

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