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a right in self-defense

Robert Inchausti:

Our five-hundred-year fascination with calculation is withering on the lonely, dissipated vine of the disseminated postmodern “self.”

Romano Guardini:

Man has the right, a right in self-defense, to seek the original freshness of his dual nature—in his body and in his soul—in order to feel at home again even in this lost world of symbols which has been advanced within the last decades, which has been demanded by all the exertions of technological man.

Every man who meditates on these issues senses the need for decision which confronts him.