The sanctity of man

These three are sacred:

1. A person's role, expressed in the truth

Man isn't the result of laws that exist independent of his awareness.

2. A person's freedom, expressed in the truth

There is no better guidance than the harmony of our minds.

3. A person's effectiveness, expressed in the truth

There is no greater good than the receptiveness of our minds (which to preclude won't be punished any less than the other blasphemies).

And thus it is in general: Freedom always requires effectiveness as its foundation, just as it needs to understand its role in order to take aim. That is: Freedom seeks the way.

Community means to seek together, but even then each member still inserts that into his own path: Man's immanent function is obvious and in it lies his transcendence through the coming to life of what he loves and the fall from life of what he hates. No man, however, can proceed against that which allows him to proceed: hatred of the sacred, love of the abhorrent, these eat the blasphemer.