menace backed by a hostile, persecuting state, but it is still a facet of man’s rebellion, a thrust and urge toward conformity, surrender to the secular multitude, and the death of finer things which is involved in that capitulation” (p. 24). What does it mean to “love” the world? To answer this question, one must bear in mind what has already been said about the significance of the word “world.” To love the world of men, as God loves it, is to demonstrate benevolent, sacrificial good will toward