Today it is no longer a choice betweenand nonviolence; it is either nonviolence or nonexistence. It may not be thatis ’s appeal to this age, an age drifting to its doom. And that warning, and that appeal is always in the form of a warning: “He who lives by thewill perish by the .”said it years ago. Whenever men follow that and see that way, new horizons begin to emerge and a new world unfolds. Who today will followin his way and follow it so much that we’ll be able to do greater things even than he did because we will be able to bring about the peace of the world and mobilize hundreds and thousands of men to follow the way of Christ?

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