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~ ihe christendom and churchwork. Jesus Christ didn't found a church, she is made by men. His church is purely spiritual and invisible. People should read again older books like Prof. Henry Drummonds: "The Law of Nautre in the orld of the Spirit"/1891/. . _ Christendom has not failed but the men who didn't understand and live it really. It has a spiritual foundation till now not un- derstood by most of the people but the modern religious movements: are trying hard to ex,lain it to earnest truth-seekers. People of the 20th century demand other explanations and interpretations than people of the widdlu-ages. Give them the daily spiritual food, the bread they are seeking. Pure symbolism ‘oesn't feed a hungry man, _. Here we see the only possibility to wet out of the rut. ile have already more of it in us then we know. If ell religious books in the world.would be burned in one olay, the “en wouldr't be worse. All the professional men and women heve the duty to think ebout religion in a new way and how to bring its rules end laws into their daily life and work, hilosophy isn't sufficient any more because it is changeable. What ic true in one century is lauched at in enother, . a | Tine is passing very fst so ve ust be in directly to cet a cleer ,oint of view concerning religion. Don't forcet there are as © many reli.ioms ss there ere men. /2200 willions./ It is the only resedy for the suffering hunenity. Turning up the vacio-o- .oing in a movy may give you joy anc hap,iness for some - hours but afterwards it is the same plight ac béfore. kxactly as if you would believe 6 wlasses of vine or stout could eliminate your sorrows. That can't give an answer to all the questions which arise in thoughtful human-beings after 2 world-wars! Let us consider. the whole matter. Gettiny a clear conception of the necessary suppositions for a happy life and successful work, we recognise the law of cause and effect or the compensating justice /ausgleichende Gerechtigkeit/. It works everywhere in the whole vorld with all the countries, states and people and in the life of each single hman being. May be it takes sometimes a rather long time, too - long for our impatience, but we can be quite sure: it works!! What man sows he will reap. We see now the effect at the German people! But there may follow others, ' . "Some readers may think the author of this book is an idealist secluded from the world, knowing litte of the yractical economical and industrial life. Keep cool, der reader! Had you the power of _ Cd