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H U R T I N T H E H E A R T by Urie A. Bender
The problems of inter-faith marriage presented in story form. The path to happiness of Ron and Bonita, the one a Protestant and the other Roman Catholic, becomes stony, hard to find and fraught with pathos. Here is a tale of their courtship and the first decade of their marriage. Twenty questions for thought and discussion make the book most suitable for group use. $1.50 Order from your bookstore or Dept. KB I I K K A M » F I I E S S Seottdale, Pa. 15683
BY PIT IR IM SOROKIN I F A PERSON has no strong con victions as to what is right or wrong, if he does not believe in God and ab s o l u t e moral values, if his hunger for pleas ures and sensory values is para mount, what can guide and con trol his conduct toward other men? What can deter him from violating the rights, interests and well-being of other men? Nothing but physical force. How far will he go in his insatiable quest for sensory happiness? He will go as far as force, opposed by that of others, permits. In a society composed of such per sons the inevitable consequence will be a multiplication of con flicts. Social life becomes so com plex, the struggle for sensory happiness is so sharp, the quest for pleasure destroys the mental and moral balance to such an ex tent that a multitude of people cannot stand the strain to which they are subjected. Deprived of abiding norms and values and surrounded by a chaos of con flicting norms and values they find themselves without any au thoritative guide. Investing all his energies in the control of nature, sensate man achieved a conspicuous de gree of success. But in this process he lost his self-control. Becoming — like a child toying with a bomb — infatuated with the physical forces at his dis posal, in an access of madness he directed them against him self and his own achievements. In his eagerness to serve mam mon he forgot to serve God, and he now pays the tragic price of his folly.
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