Before delivering his commencement address at Harvard, Alexandr Solzhenitsyn entered to a standing ovation. After finishing, almost everyone’s reaction was negative. What happened? Apparently, his warning to the West was not appreciated. He told them, and perhaps us as well, that failing to believe in objective truth and by ignoring God, we would suffer unhappiness. Then, as now, they did not want to hear it. But there is a second difficulty that further tripped up his audience, one that may also trouble us today: the devil is real and he prowls about looking to rob us of our freedom. Our ultimate happiness depends on recognizing both truths.