If We Survive Danger It Steels Our

Politics Deals With A Common-sense Approach To The Imponderables Of History, That I Think Are Obscured By A Certain Kind Of Rationalism.

My Personal Attitude Toward Atheists Is The Same Attitude That I Have Toward Christians, And Would Be Governed By A Very Orthodox Text: "by Their Fruits Shall Ye Know Them." I Wouldn't Judge A Man By The Presuppositions Of His Life, But Only By The Fruits Of His Life. And The Fruits - The Relevant Fruits - Are, I'd Say, A Sense Of Charity, A Sense Of Proportion, A Sense Of Justice. And Whether The Man Is An Atheist Or A Christian, I Would Judge Him By His Fruits, And I Have Therefore Many Agnostic Friends.

Man Is Endowed By Nature With Organic Relations To His Fellow Men; And Natural Impulse Prompts Him To Consider The Needs Of Others Even When They Compete With His Own.

I Think That The Achievements Of Catholicism On Race Are Very, Very Impressive.

There Are Historic Situations In Which Refusal To Defend The Inheritance Of A Civilization, However Imperfect, Against Tyranny And Aggression May Result In Consequences Even Worse Than War.