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The first is his view that it is "\[b\]y the responsibilities which men have to their family and community and to many common enterprises \[that\] they are drawn out of themselves to become their true selves. The indeterminate character of human freedom makes it impossible to set any limits of intensity or extent to this social responsibility. . . . Family and nation have become the inner and outer confines of the community for most men; but . . . no bounds can be finally placed upon man's responsibilities to his fellows or upon his need of their help" _(The Children of Light and the Children of Darkness: 56)._ 
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