Wheaton College unscrupulous profiteers abuse this time of transition for their own benefit. Learning democracy is almost as painful as living under dictatorship. Anarchic m oments cannot be ignored. The old apparatus has been deprived of its power, and the new social forces still lack experience, (p. 1387) Values that were binding and predictable in the past are gone without the establishment of new equivalents. In most countries, there is a lack of objects o f identification. Fear of poverty and unemployment weigh heavily on many people. The "b io lo g ica lly " stronger o ften dom inate the weaker, and

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