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Individual Human Beings Are So Subtly Developed Through The Centuries That It Is Strictly Impermissible To Compare Any Two Men Who Are Not Contemporaries-that Is To Say Are Taken From Two Quite Different Times.

What Disconcerts The Modern World At Its Very Roots Is Not Being Sure, And Not Seeing How It Ever Could Be Sure, That There Is An Outcome-a Suitable Outcome To Evolution. Half Our Present Uneasiness Would Be Turned To Happiness If We Could Once Make Up Our Minds To Accept The Facts And Place The Essence And The Measure Of Our Modern Cosmogonies Within A Noogenesis.

The Future Belongs To Those Who Give The Next Generation Reason For Hope.

As A Result Of Changes Which, Over The Last Century, Have Modified Our Empirically Based Pictures Of The World And Hence The Moral Value Of Many Of Its Elements, The "human Religious Ideal" Inclines To Stress Certain Tendencies And To Express Itself In Terms Which Seem, At First Sight, No Longer To Coincide With The "christian Religious Ideal".

From The Aspect Of Energy, Renewed By Radio-active Phenomena, Material Corpuscles May Now Be Treated As Transient Reservoirs Of Concentrated Power. Though Never Found In A State Of Purity, But Always More Or Less Granulated (even In Light) Energy Nowadays Represents For Science The Most Primitive Form Of Universal Stuff.