Chap.

 1 1|      influence on the masses of men and even on moral practices,
 2 1|        apt to uplift or degrade men, and so quick to produce
 3 1|  certainly be desirable if good men could agree on banning corrupt
 4 1|  demands that he who deals with men fully respect man.~However
 5 1|       relations with his fellow men and Divine revelation.~Since
 6 1|    teaching, from God's word to men. To detach him from this
 7 1|        addition, by all upright men thoughtful for the common
 8 1|       against the wisdom of the men of today, as men who did
 9 1|         of the men of today, as men who did not know how to
10 2|       the life and behaviour of men, their passions, longings
11 2|      sign is given of God or of men who believe in and worship
12 2|         offend and profane what men hold sacred (even though
13 2| historical films which treat of men and events at the core of
14 2|  important part in the lives of men? Surely human life would
15 2|       tumultuous world of those men, telling of their failures,
16 3|     delicate task to restore to men an esteem for and trust
17 3|         of individual activity.~Men, therefore, are obliged
18 3|      point to lead the minds of men to strengthen the true bases
19 3|  divisive tendencies, to remind men of whatever good has been
20 3|     film, and how much it bends men's minds to what it intends?
21 3|       and larger ideas, helping men, in the interest of the
22 3|       the light and strength of men as they journey through
23 3|      mind the immense crowds of men and women, of youths and