Social Eiivironuicjit 



The Intellect will perceive clearly the real 

 ends of life, will furnish the vision of ideals 

 worthy of complete devotion, and will discern 

 means adequate to the attainment of high ends. 

 This clearer vision will stir deep feeling and 

 emotion. Feeling and devotion will stimulate 

 an iron will set on the reign of truth and 

 right. 



The lives of these people will be completely 

 dominated by convictions of right and duty born 

 of ages of racial experience. They will be large, 

 deep, beneficent, like *' rivers of water " or the 

 " shadow of a great rock," as we have already 

 seen. 



Such men and women, and only such, will be 

 conformed to all that is great and worthy in 

 their surroundings, to the unseen and eternal, 

 to all that Is divine In this grand world, and will 

 thus have been " transformed by the renewing 

 of their minds." They will have clasped hands 

 and joined purpose and will with the God in 

 whom the religious experiments and experiences 

 of ages have compelled or drawn them to be- 

 lieve. They will cast in their efforts with the 

 tide of events sweeping on to something still 

 higher and better. They will progress faster 



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