the rational bases and natural rules of morality ... man's perfect good which is happiness, consists in riches, and others in pleasures ... intellect assents to something, not through being sufficiently moved to this assent by its ... truth, the spirituality and the immortality of the soul, the existence and Every man must have a philosophy, even if it is never made explicit. ... There is going to be social and political and economic evolution, which will explode ... right, reason cannot function because the fruits of rationality cannot be enjoyed. ... The soul, which is regarded as a distinct entity from the body and the spiritual
