Man Is Small, And, Therefore, Small Is

Many Of Them Had A Better Time Than They Ever Had In Their Lives Because They Were Discovering The New Freedom - The Less You Need, The Freer You Become.

Few Can Contemplate Without A Sense Of Exhilaration The Splendid Achievements Of Practical Energy And Technical Skill, Which, From The Latter Part Of The Seventeenth Century, Were Transforming The Face Of Material Civilization, And Of Which England Was The Daring, If Not Too Scrupulous, Pioneer.

There Is No Economic Problem And, In A Sense, There Never Has Been.

Man's Needs Are Infinite, And Infinitude Can Be Achieved Only In The Spiritual Realm, Never In The Material.

To Organize Work In Such A Manner That It Becomes Meaningless, Boring, Stultifying, Or Nerve-racking For The Worker Would Be Little Short Of Criminal; It Would Indicate A Greater Concern With Goods Than With People, An Evil Lack Of Compassion And A Soul-destroying Degree Of Attachment To The Most Primitive Side Of This Worldly Existence.