The Modern Dilemma Is Essentially A Spiritual

It Is The Religious Impulse Which Supplies The Cohesive Force Which Unifies A Society And A Culture... A Society Which Has Lost Its Religion Becomes Sooner Or Later A Society Which Has Lost Its Culture.

Man Can Know His World Without Falling Back On Revelation; He Can Live His Life Without Feeling His Utter Dependence On Supernatural Powers.

The Sublimated Idealism Of The Enlightenment, The Spirit Of The League Of Nations And Of The United Nations Charter Have Not Proved Strong Enough To Control The Aggressive Dynamism Of Nationalism.

If Man Attempts To Suppress The Animal Side Of His Nature By A Sheer Effort Of Conscious Will, Nature Finds A Hundred Unexpected And Unpleasant Ways To Take Its Revenge.

We Must Recognize That We Are Living In An Imperfect World In Which Human And Superhuman Forces Of Evil Are At Work And So Long As Those Forces Affect The Political Behaviour Of Mankind There Can Be No Hope Of Abiding Peace.