The relationship of morals and business in the Puritan attitude to life is, in effect, the basis of Mr. Judges' talk tonight. The Mediaeval Church had tried to impose upon the people a code of commercial morality based upon a certain interpretation of the Scriptures and the Christian Fathers and upon the economic relationship of man to man as it then existed. But the character of society slowly altered, and there grew up a new morality, exalting, among other things, the dignity of business effort,