Aesthetic Morale The most sincere desire of every man should be, to acquire poise, no assimilate knowledge, to assume stateliness and the true essence of manhood. To realize first, due consideration of all mankind, second due consideration of himself. To structure all that is good, grand, and glorious and to become imbued with that spirit of holiness and sanctity unparalleled in reaching for his true point of celestial vantage. That he may forcefully be reminded that as ye sow "so must ye also reap." That by sowing and reaping he may know the truth, the truth that will make him free. To conduce to the moral uplift of all mankind to provide peace and plenty for one and for all. To administer brotherly affections and good will to men. To rightly apportion equality and justice to mete out to all mankind faith in his works and fortitude toward his accomplishments, with a dominating faith in the unseen future, with an ever ardent desire in his heart that there shall be forever an even "Malice Toward None and Charity toward all." ...Arthur J. Miller, Jr.