Chap.

 1 [Title]|   directed to the improvement of man and the glory of God~~
 2 1      |          ready ally in the inner man, i.e., his blind instincts
 3 1      |        ideal film is respect for man. For there is indeed no
 4 1      |     deals with men fully respect man.~However much differences
 5 1      |          in conduct and bearing, man is always man, with the
 6 1      |       and bearing, man is always man, with the dignity and nobility
 7 1      |         was made(Gen. 1, 26). In man there is a spiritual and
 8 1      | teleology not yet fully grasped. Man has been made lord in this
 9 1      |          strengthens and uplifts man in the consciousness of
10 1      |         to it, if to respect for man is added loving understanding.
11 1      |         victory and defeat. Each man experiences all that, in
12 1      |      Thus vary the conditions of man's movement and struggle:
13 1      |         general understanding of man is not enough, when the
14 1      | psychology, it is clear that the man who goes to see a serious
15 1      |           on the other hand, the man who, weary of the monotony
16 1      |          to satisfy them?~Modern man - it is asserted - in the
17 1      |     classed even as ideal, since man has shallows as well as
18 1      |    depths. Dull, however, is the man who is entirely superficial,
19 1      |        sleep. That also attracts man, wearied by reality, and
20 1      |        until it is extinguished, man has an image of each single
21 1      |         principle to such an end man derives from the consideration
22 1      |        Cinema, at the service of man, and of being an aid to
23 1      |         passions which overthrow man, luring him from the precepts
24 1      |       devoted to God's glory and man's full development. ~In
25 1      |           that is to say, to the man to whom the ideal film is
26 2      |        the film has reference to man, it will be ideal in content
27 2      |         and essential demands of man himself. Basically, these
28 2      |      being, which extends beyond man, in whom they actuate an
29 2      |          and culture, to provide man with a share in this realm,
30 2      |      films can look carefully at man himself, in whom the organic
31 2      |       one passes to the works of man, subjects suitable to being
32 2      |         knowledge of life and of man, and improve and elevate
33 3      |      human good would remain for man on earth if the family,
34 3      | attractive situations: now, of a man, endowed with a strong character,
35 3      |        from nature and from God. Man, indeed, is inclined by