Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Ethics in the School, Vol. 4
Running through the works of the theologian and the poet, of the philosopher and the novel ist, is the question, What is the end and aim of this life? The answer, whether expressed in argument or in song, by inquiry into the mystery of life, or by the portrayal of a great passion, is ever the same: our being's end and aim is the evolution of a character which, through thinking of the r the right wrighteousness.
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