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The Living Spirit

[originally published in Volume 4, No.3] Excerpt from speech: "...Let us pause at that great and lovely word truth, and consider it for a moment. 'What is truth?' is the question put not only by jesting Pilate, but by philosophy itself, by the mind of man taking critical stock of itself. That mind is ready to accept life, admits that life must have the truth that helps and furthers it. Only that is true which furthers life. That principle may stand. But if we are not to abandon morality altogether, and sink into an abyss of cynicism, we must supplement it by the other principle: 'Only truth furthers life.' If truth is not established for all time, if it is mutable, the mind of man must take yet more anxious care of it, and neglect no movement of the world spirit, no change in the form of truth, nothing that is right and necessary in the temporal world…"