easily be mistaken for the holiness of God. From this fact we can understand why Christian thinkers have sometimes become idolatrous in handling the problem of value. At the same time, this fact shows that the problem of value is too important to ignore. The goal of Christian faith is to subject the total life to God, to “take every thought captive to obey Christ.” All life is under God, depending upon and subject to Him. Indeed, the very things which the natural mind makes the objects of its idolatrous