It Is The Evil In Man That

The Old Prose Writers Wrote As If They Were Speaking To An Audience; While, Among Us, Prose Is Invariably Written For The Eye Alone.

Now When The Historic Religions Give Trivial Answers To These Very Tragic Questions Of Our Day, When An Evangelist Says, For Instance, We Mustn't Hope For A Summit Meeting, We Must Hope In Christ Without Spelling Out What This Could Mean In Our Particular Nuclear Age. This Is The Irrelevant Answer, When Another Evangelist Says If America Doesn't Stop Being Selfish, It Will Be Doomed. This Is Also A Childish Answer Because Nations Are Selfish And The Question About America Isn't Whether We Will Be Selfish Or Unselfish, But Will We Be Sufficiently Imaginative To Pass The Reciprocal Trade Acts.

Life Is A Battle Between Faith And Reason In Which Each Feeds Upon The Other, Drawing Sustenance From It And Destroying It.

I'm Not Afraid Of Too Many Things, And I Got That Invincible Kind Of Attitude From My Father.

Evil Is Not To Be Traced Back To The Individual But To The Collective Behavior Of Humanity.