The New Philosophy (1920): “...philosophers feel a growing realization
that advancement is the proper aim of human endeavor, and that the vital
problem of Philosophy is human welfare and progress.”
The Sense of the Human (1920): “Humanity is the center of all creation,
and the proper object of all our striving.”
The Holy Spirit and Social Viewpoint (1922): “The salvation of the group
can only be accomplished by the salvation of the individuals who
compose it.”
Civilization (1929): “denying themselves and their families the joy”
The Road Uphill (1929): “successively better generations”