The second part of this is clear, but the first is not. It looks to me like it is trying to be something like How can you speak of charity if you do not practice ordinary humanity. Or it might be What can you say about charity if... But in any case, "what to talk of charity" is no good.

Fiona Middleton has written:

'Charity investment law & practice'

'Charities, the new law' -- subject(s): Charity laws and legislation

Caritas- the word literally means charity- by extension- we care, is obviously opposed to the practice of child abuse!

Muslims practice their religion everyday of their lives. How they practice their religion is the question. They practice their religion with The Five Pillars. Those Five Pillars include The Statement of Faith (Shahadah: There is no God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah), Praying (Salat), Fasting (Roza), Charity (Zakat), and lastly Pilgrimage to Hajj (Hajj).

John the Baptist lived in the wilderness and went around baptizing people.