declarations of rights, there is like danger now that
certain social interests will be unduly emphasized
and that governmental maternalism will become an
end rather than a means and defeat the real pur-
poses of the legal order. Although we think so-
cially, we must still think of individual interests,
and of that greatest of all claims which a human
being may make, the claim to assert his individ-
uality, to exercise freely the will and the reason
which God has given him. We must emphasize
the social interest in the moral and social life of
the individual. But we must remember that it is
the life of a free-willing being.

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