Modern Man and the Cross

attack upon evil become behold the Cross bitter Cæsar Christ Christianity church civilization claims clue compulsions concerned death discover economic ecstasy event experience face fact feel fice forces forever forget forgive Friar Leo Galilee give glory God's gospel Grapes of Wrath happened hate heart helpless human nature humility hurt idea individual insanity insight insist Jane Addams Jesus John Steinbeck John Woolman Judas kind Lewis Mumford life's ligion Lincoln Steffens living Marcus Aurelius meaning ment mind mood moral munity nation ness never Nevertheless nomic Non-attached nurture outgrew pagan Palm Sunday person Pharisees Pilate proclaims Protestantism Puritan realistic reason recognize religion religious reveals righteousness sacri sacrifice Sadducees sane sanity Savonarola secular seeks seems seen self-conscious sense of responsibility sentimental sins social soul spiritual struggle symbol terrified things tion tragedy true understand utter wealth wisdom worship Yorker