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 \nBy FRANCIS J.CONNELL,C.SS.R.36BOOK REVIEWS -    -41  \nINTEGRITY is published by lay Catholics anddedicated to the task of discovering the nowsynthesis of RELIGION and LIFE for our times.  \nSeptember 1952  \nVol.6,No.12  \nPublished monthly by Integrity Publishing Co.,Inc.,157 East 38th Street,New York 16,N.Y.,MU-5-8125.Edited by Dorothy Dohen.Re-entered as Second Class Matter May 11,1950 at thePost Office in New York,N.Y.under the Actof March 3,1879.All single copies 254each;yearly subscriptions:Domestic  \n$3.00,Canadian $3.50,Foreign $4.00.  \nINTEGRITY is indexed in THE CATHOLIC PERIODICAL INDEX  \nE D I TO R IA L  \nOW ODD it is that Saint John should say thatif we can't love our brothers whom we do seehow can we love God Whom we do not see!For it always strikes us that it is because wedo see our brothers and have them around usthat the problem of human relations is such adifficult one.It sometimes seems much easierto have feelings of amity to the Chinese than  \nto our next door neighbor;and do we have half the disagreementswith mere acquaintances that we have with our families?  \nHuman relations will always be a struggle.In the Christianrestoration of society we are working with people and for people.The inevitable frictions,the everlasting adjustments and re-adjustments to divergent temperaments,the personality clasheswithout number,all make the desire for harmony and unity inChrist a deeply-felt one.We struggle to show Christ to thosewho do not have Him,and what a feeling of shame is ourswhen we realize that our personality has marred our message!And it is exactly at this point that a subtle temptation presentsitself.It is that in our desire for amicability and for a smoothapostolate we make the question of good human relations theultimate one.We find our aims and our actions degenerating intoa version(albeit a better-intentioned and more exalted one)of\"how to win friends and influence people.\"  \nThe paradoxical truth of it is that the more we make manthe end and the center of human relations the more haplessand hopeless these relations will be.For,to get along well withother people we must be objective,and objectivity can only besuccessfully attained not by looking at man,but at God.  \nTo be centered with Christ in God is the aim of the Christian.But a Christian does not stand alone;he is with his brothers,that Christ may be All to all of them.Human relations forthe Christian become then not only the bearing of a cross,butthe tasting of a joy such as(he hopes)will be his in the perfectsociety of heaven.  \nTHE EDITOR  \n人  \nChrist in Men  \nlUMAN RELATIONS are changed completely because Christbecame man.Caryll Houselander is the author of GUILT,THEREED OF GOD,and THE CoMFORTING OF CHRIST.  \nCaryll Houselander:  The core of happiness in every humanrelationship is our realization of the indwelling presence of Christin one another.  \nTo some people this statement sounds chilling—to thosewho insist that love,by which they mean natural love,is theone thing necessary for happiness.They declare that “love”over-comes every difficulty,weathers every storm and lasts forever.People who hold this creed of love usually have a very limitedidea of human relations.They think only of family relationships,or simply husbands and wives without families.  \nIn reality human relationship involves the whole humanrace and is endlessly varied,including every conceivable relation-ship,that between friends,between teachers and pupils,employersand employees,comrades in arms,fellow countrymen and theenemies of the country,prisoners and wardens,nurses and patients,fellow workers,colored and white races,and indeed the wholehuman race.  \nOnly the supernatural love of Christ,Ch","cbCaifwEjTIYoxs4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifwEjTIYoxs4","pdf",2103551,52,"English","# Editorial\n## Christ in Men\n## Human Relations and Contraception\n## The State, Our Common Good\n## On Tact\n## Must I Obey My Parents?\n## Book Reviews","[{\"question\":\"Why does the editorial say human relations are always a struggle?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that frictions, adjustments to different temperaments, and personality clashes are inevitable. Believers also struggle to show Christ to those who do not have Him, and that can expose failures in their own message.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the editorial identify as a common temptation in pursuing human relations?\",\"answer\":\"It warns against making good human relations the ultimate goal in order to maintain amicability and a smooth apostolate. This can turn actions into an attempt to “win friends and influence people,” centered more on man than on God.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the text describe the role of Christ in making happiness possible among people?\",\"answer\":\"It states that only the supernatural love of Christ—Christ in man—can make happiness possible across the whole human race. The indwelling presence of Christ is presented as a source of practical transformation beyond natural love.\"}]","INTEGRITY - Vol. 6, No. 12 - September 1952 | PDF",1790671164,131]