But There Was No Need To Be

A Man Who Could Not See The End Of His"provisional Existence" Was Not Able To Aim At An Ultimate Goal In Life.

A Man's Concern, Even His Despair, Over The Worthwhileness Of Life Is An Existential Distress But By No Means A Mental Disease.

Life Asks Of Every Individual A Contribution, And It Is Up To That Individual To Discover What It Should Be

Just As A Small Fire Is Extinguished By The Storm Whereas A Large Fire Is Enhanced By It - Likewise A Weak Faith Is Weakened By Predicament And Catastrophes Whereas A Strong Faith Is Strengthened By Them.

A Human Being Is Not One Thing Among Others; Things Determine Each Other, But Man Is Ultimately Self-determining. What He Becomes-within The Limits Of Endowment And Environment-he Has Made Out Of Himself.