With the prophets currie a fuller sense of Individuality. Their message was to the nation, but they asked from the individual a duty towards his neighbour:
Tals social ethic was the, direct lan pei Peed ast" foa aes Scale tat and Dacusing Judai and. Christan Robinson pons out the edt that "cnrisonty "owes io the "Oi utament and ts what might be Seat froma review" at the' emer= fence of the Invest In terse Siiy ta religion paris neeause it EET Nase omi the valley' crow with me' is rel Form or another Safety First The concluding lecture of the book, hel yy Professor F. M. Powicke, is on The Search for Freedom in the West. [Professor Powicke says that until our Jown day there has been no serious allempt to deny the claim of the: Individual in western society. In England especially we take our freedom so much for granted that we fare profoundly shocked when we hear that it has been challenged or when we find ourselves in any way restrict-fed. We feel safe and do not con-[cern ourselves with the question why we feel safe. If something happens, show us how pendence is we are shocked and surprised, And yet Unscifishness. wens. merely 3 the desire. t9 maintain the, individual "or wih Unless" it be, the "rat, the impulse" to Two Dogmas Personality and the spirit of adventure, Professor Powicke asserts, depend in the end on the sense of rafety—the sailor must have his heaven, the mountain climber his base, the aeronaut his landing. 'The main theme of history in the West is not the discovery of personal freedom but the search for safety, for the conditions in which men' may free without being a danger to others: one form of discipline was faced "Smothers the ical inter Bretallon "of the, sabsterious purposes Gnd teamen must heir futile and. fragile ne isp Freedoin, the lecturer concludes, has ite roots in the nature of man Jus @ social being and, even if we in the West lose it, It cannot be destroy-
FRS Weide wiihoat it, Sat Sale few centuries. 'The process will Fey todo without it, but only be resumed, the course which. man Tong ago set out to run will be con. [nan hich, "however he may play "ror there' ts one truth about
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