The Sad Duty Of Politics Is To

For Man As An Historical Creature Has Desires Of Indeterminate Dimensions.

The History Of Mankind Is A Perennial Tragedy; For The Highest Ideals Which The Individual May Project Are Ideals Which He Can Never Realize In Social And Collective Terms.

...(i)ndividual Selfhood Is Expressed In The Self's Capacity For Self-transcendence And Not In Its Rational Capacity For Conceptual And Analytic Procedures.

Man's Capacity For Justice Makes Democracy Possible, But Man's Inclination To Injustice Makes Democracy Necessary.

We Protestants Ought To Humbly Confess That The Theater And The Sports Have Done More For Race Amity, For Race Understanding Than, On The Whole, The Protestant Church In Certain Type, In Certain Parts Of The Nation.