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Out of the multiple choices for response to Dr. Friedman's paper, what seized me most strongly was what I believe is his keystone statement: “If we wish to make a decisive break with the universal and essential human nature of earlier philosophy and attain a picture of man in his uniqueness and his wholeness, we must move from concepts about man, no matter how profound to the image of man.”
As I took up his subsequent argument, Dr. Friedman's message reminded me of what Einstein and Infeld wrote about the endeavor