facility of expression there will be discovered appropriate
forms for celebrating the beauty of nature and of human
nature, for assuring people of the goodness of life and of
God, and for assisting the process of their own participation
in this life. These new forms will not exclude some of the
old forms. Perhaps they may be only modified manners of
setting forth the old solution. It is for clergyman and artist
alike to consider and develop how the church building may
best serve to help people to the Joy of Salvation.

These things we have been discussing may be perhaps
more clearly specified to the artist as Truth, Goodness, and
Beauty. Modern religion desires to make earnest with all
these three. It desires to have ever fresh discovery, practice,
and enjoyment of all these three. It desires constantly to
minister these to all men. Let the architect do his best to
build a House of God which men will feel to be open to All
the Truth, where men may be led to live according to the
Highest and most Brotherly Goodness, and enabled to enjoy
the Beauty of the Whole of Life, and he will have been
most highly successful.

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