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Man Is Suddenly Becoming Aware That By An Ill-considered Exploitation Of Nature He Risks Destroying It And Becoming In His Turn The Victim Of This Degradation. Not Only Is The Material Environment Becoming A Permanent Menace - Pollution And Refuse, New Illness And Absolute Destructive Capacity - But The Human Framework Is No Longer Under Man's Control, Thus Creating An Environment For Tomorrow Which May Well Be Intolerable. This Is A Wide-ranging Social Problem Which Concerns The Entire Human Family.

If Evils Increase, The Devotion Of The People Of God Should Also Increase.

Modern Man Listens More Willingly To Witnesses Than To Teachers, And If He Does Listen To Teachers, It Is Because They Are Witnesses.

Anger Is As A Stone Cast Into A Wasp's Nest.

Physics Does Not Change The Nature Of The World It Studies, And No Science Of Behavior Can Change The Essential Nature Of Man, Even Though Both Sciences Yield Technologies With A Vast Power To Manipulate The Subject Matters.