It Is Easy To Become

Private Beneficence Is Totally Inadequate To Deal With The Vast Numbers Of The City's Disinherited.

Our Conceptions Of Morality, As All Our Other Ideas, Pass Through A Course Of Development; The Difficulty Comes In Adjusting Our Conduct, Which Has Become Hardened Into Customs And Habits, To These Changing Moral Conceptions. When This Adjustment Is Not Made, We Suffer From The Strain And Indecision Of Believing One Hypothesis And Acting Upon Another.

We Forget That The Accumulation Of Knowledge And The Holding Of Convictions Must Finally Result In The Application Of That Knowledge And Those Convictions To Life Itself.

Only In Time Of Fear Is Government Thrown Back To Its Primitive And Sole Function Of Self-defense And The Many Interests Of Which It Is The Guardian Become Subordinate To That.

The Task Of Youth Is Not Only Its Own Salvation But The Salvation Of Those Against Whom It Rebels.