The Ease-Loving Nature Of Man

[Ms Tercy Lonan]

The Ease-Loving Nature Of Man
As life has been made physically comfortable and comparatively effortless by modern
inventions, the ease-loving man is prone to disregard the place of religion in his life and exalt the
values of materialistic civilization. But events have always disclosed the unreliability of the purely
objective views and methods of physical science, the experience of man that he is not really
happier, and the world is not in fact better, even after his arduous attempts at extracting out of
external nature its latent resources in order to utilize them for his own purposes. Where is
satisfaction, where is happiness, and where is peace then question
Some wise scientists are fully conscious now of the limitations of science, and of its
methods, in the investigation of phenomena in planes of subtler states of matter. The reality of the
spiritual world is closed book to them. They are equally conscious of the limitations of science in
the regeneration of unregenerate human nature, and in the attainment of the Supreme Good or
Eternal Bliss, the summum bonum of life.