The Condition of Man

accepted achieved active actual attempt authority became become belief better body brought called capitalism century Christian Church cities civilization classes completely continued created culture death doctrine dream economic effect effort equally essential established existence experience fact faith finally followed forces further gave give hand hope human ideal ideas important individual industrial institutions interest Italy Jesus knowledge land least less limited living machine man's matter means mechanical medieval merely mind moral nature never observed once organic original past perhaps period personality philosophy physical political positive possible practice present production rational reason religion remained result Roman Rome sense sexual showed social society sought spirit success symbols things thought tion took true turned understanding universal values vitality whole