2. Can we agree with the principle? How far can we go with Jesus in his application?
3. Would a man get more or less satisfaction out of life if he obeyed these maxims in private life?
4. How far could a man hold his own if he obeyed them in a reasonable way in business or in public life? If a man loved his enemies and turned the other cheek, would he be everybody's doormat or everybody's friend and refuge?
III. Raising the Standards Today
1. On what ethical questions have we come to the point where the moral standards accepted by society can be and must be raised?
2. If you could purchase one single advance by your life, what would you choose?
3. How does an expansion of the area of full social obligation operate to raise the standards of conduct? Who is my neighbor, and who is not?
IV. For Special Discussion
1. A new intellectual age has opened with the rise of modern science; what new moral standards should be the result of our new knowledge?
2. A new economic age opened with the invention of power machinery and the social organization of labor; what new moral standards should have been the result of the new wealth of civilization?