Through The Thou A Person

One Must Be Truly Able To Say I In Order To Know The Mystery Of The Thou In Its Whole Truth.

To Look Away From The World, Or To Stare At It, Does Not Help A Man To Reach God; But He Who Sees The World In Him Stands In His Presence.

In Spite Of All Similarities, Every Living Situation Has, Like A Newborn Child, A New Face, That Has Never Been Before And Will Never Come Again. It Demands Of You A Reaction That Cannot Be Prepared Beforehand. It Demands Nothing Of What Is Past. It Demands Presence, Responsibility; It Demands You.

From My Youth Onwards I Have Found In Jesus My Great Brother. That Christianity Has Regarded And Does Regard Him As God And Savior Has Always Appeared To Me A Fact Of The Highest Importance Which, For His Sake And My Own, I Must Endeavor To Understand . . . I Am More Than Ever Certain That A Great Place Belongs To Him In Israel's History Of Faith And That This Place Cannot Be Described By Any Of The Usual Categories.

I Do Not Accept Any Absolute Formulas For Living. No Preconceived Code Can See Ahead To Everything That Can Happen In A Man's Life. As We Live, We Grow And Our Beliefs Change. They Must Change. So I Think We Should Live With This Constant Discovery. We Should Be Open To This Adventure In Heightened Awareness Of Living. We Should Stake Our Whole Existence On Our Willingness To Explore And Experience.