The Greatest Obstacle To International

For Humanism Also Appeals To Man As Man. It Seeks To Liberate The Universal Qualities Of Human Nature From The Narrow Limitations Of Blood And Soil And Class And To Create A Common Language And A Common Culture In Which Men Can Realize Their Common Humanity.

The Man Who Is Fond Of Books Is Usually A Man Of Lofty Thought, And Of Elevated Opinions.

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.

The Church As A Divine Society Possess An Internal Principle Of Life Which Is Capable Of Assimilating The Most Diverse Materials And Imprinting Her Own Image Upon Them.

It Is Clear That This Essential Christian Doctrine Gives A New Value To Human Nature, To Human History And To Human Life Which Is Not To Be Found In The Other Great Oriental Religions.