In God's World The Individual Counts. Therefore,

Christ's Crucifixion Was On A Hill, By A Road, Where Everybody Who Passed By Could Not Only See His Pain, But Also His Shame. It Was Not Done In A Shadow, Hidden Away Somewhere.

Modern Man Has No Real "value" For The Ocean. All He Has Is The Most Crass Form Of Egoist, Pragmatic Value For It. He Treats It As A "thing" In The Worst Possible Sense, To Exploit It For The "good" Of Man. The Man Who Believes Things Are There Only By Chance Cannot Give Things A Real Value. But For The Christian The Value Of A Thing Is Not In Itself Autonomously, But Because God Made It.

So Our Building Of The Visible Church Becomes Much Like Any Natural Business Function, Using Natural Means And Natural Motives.

Isolating The Student From Large Sections Of Human Knowledge Is Not The Basis Of A Christian Education. Rather It Is Giving Him Or Her The Framework For Total Truth, Rooted In The Creator's Existence And In The Bible's Teaching, So That In Each Step Of The Formal Learning Process The Student Will Understand What Is True And What Is False And Why It Is True Or False.

Jesus Taught That The Mark Of The Christian Is The Observable Love Shown Among All True Believers.