They had not heard of Tazenda, but they greetedthe soldiers nevertheless in the traditional fashion of hospitality. John says: Let us not love in word, nor in tongue,but in deed, and in truth (I John, iii. Mule \endash all his life's orientation \endash join the hazy,other-life dream that held the word, Democracy. Hewas conscious of the trembling of his hands and controlled them with aneffort.
This kindof act of faith is necessary when one passes from non-belief orunbelief to belief, for none of the acts prior to faith containssupernatural assent to revelation. Again he rotated and another bright star was brought intoposition, and a third. Formal hatredis an aversion that is intended directly and expressly in itself. This includes provision for the education and advancementof one's children, for hospitality, adornment
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