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Do you not think it's worth going to such places as Ireland and trying to talk to the people out there to stop warring?

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"do you not think it's worth going to such places as Ireland and trying to talk to the people out there to stop warring"

Lectures

Arrival Addresses and Talks

Now, this is our talking, that the first-class religion is that which teaches how to love God. Try to understand this. This is the simple formula.
Arrival Address -- London, September 11, 1969:

Reporter: But do you not think it's worth going to such places as Ireland and trying to talk to the people out there to stop warring?

Prabhupāda: Now, this is our talking, that the first-class religion is that which teaches how to love God. Try to understand this. This is the simple formula.

Reporter: Yes, but don't you think it's worth going over there to try and help them?

Prabhupāda: We shall see. Suppose you are Christian. If you have developed your sense of loving God, then you are perfect, your religion is perfect. But instead of loving God, if you have developed your sense of loving dog, then you have wasted your time. That is our test. Yes. You want to ask any question?