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..there are two essential requirements for the establishment of a just society.. The first is a commitment by the individual to think and live according to the highest moral principles.. The second is a completely new system of institutions.. (73:1) ..the family as an institution has been questioned because it has all too often forced people to live together in a narrow inward looking atmosphere where there is little love and much oppression.. when a family is based on sound moral and spiritual principles it will make an invaluable contribution.. to society as a whole.. there is no substitute for it. (73:2) ..Of particular importance is belief in the equality of men and women.. Women.. have different areas of capacity than men.. The.. contribution they can make to the general good of society are just as important as the capacity and contribution men make. Consequently, when women are prevented from reaching their full potential, society is thrown off balance and suffers accordingly.
(73:3)
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