Formality

Life is not an exclusively biological condition. We must do more than breathe and eat to continue our journey. The metaphysical castings of the bodily existence are fraught with wrong turns. The right turns are choices originary of formalized habits, beliefs and values that are true to gentility's molding. Wrong turns are usually the result of temptation's interference with our decision making. The great ideas about how to live are not believable propositions without the involvement of good values. This book attempts to expand on those good ideas that set us apart from the animals and lesser men, that give us the ability to consider the good and to arrive at good decisions from proper motivations. Formal lives should define themselves by such introspections and associations.