The Salvation Of Man Is Through Love

Here Lies The Chance For A Man Either To Make Use Of Or To Forgo The Opportunities Of Attaining The Moral Values That A Difficult Situation May Afford Him. And This Decides Whether He Is Worthy Of His Sufferings Or Not.

I Would Say That Our Patients Never Really Despair Because Of Any Suffering In Itself! Instead, Their Despair Stems In Each Instance From A Doubt As To Whether Suffering Is Meaningful. Man Is Ready And Willing To Shoulder Any Suffering As Soon And As Long As He Can See A Meaning In It.

Since Auschwitz We Know What Man Is Capable Of. And Since Hiroshima We Know What Is At Stake.

Ultimately, Man Should Not Ask What The Meaning Of His Life Is, But Rather He Must Recognize That It Is He Who Is Asked.

We Can Discover This Meaning In Life In Three Different Ways: 1. By Doing A Deed; 2. By Experiencing A Value; And 3. By Suffering.