As For The Concept Of Collective Guilt,

Life Is Not Primarily A Quest For Pleasure, As Freud Believed, Or A Quest For Power, As Alfred Adler Taught, But A Quest For Meaning. The Greatest Task For Any Person Is To Find Meaning In His Or Her Own Life.

Being Tolerant Does Not Mean That I Share Another One's Belief. But It Does Mean That I Acknowledge Another One's Right To Believe, And Obey, His Own Conscience.

For The Meaning Of Life Differs From Man To Man, From Day To Day And From Hour To Hour. What Matters, Therefore, Is Not The Meaning Of Life In General But Rather The Specific Meaning Of A Person's Life At A Given Moment.

What Man Actually Needs Is Not A Tensionless State But Rather The Striving And Struggling For Some Goal Worthy Of Him. What He Needs Is Not The Discharge Of Tension At Any Cost, But The Call Of A Potential Meaning Waiting To Be Fulfilled By Him.

To Suffer Unecessarily Is Masochistic Rather Than Heroic.