In the bright sunny days the young should gather into their life stores of moral and spiritual strength from which to draw when they go forth to encounter the world’s fierce temptations. Memory should be filled with the words of God. The great essential principles of Christianity should be so fixed in their minds that no assaults of skepticism can make them doubt. The fundamental laws of morality should be settled in their very soul as the laws of their own life. Their spiritual habits should be so firmly fixed that they will carry their religion with them out into the world as they carry their face or their throbbing heart. Into the ship of their life, their character, they should pile massive strength which nothing can possibly overcome.