A presentation of the magazine by its authors in 1933 stated that it opposed the "compromission" (compromising) of spiritual values with the established order (which Mounier called "established disorder") and aimed at denouncing their "exploitation by the powers of Money, in the social regime, in the government, in the press, etc."
The magazine's 1933 presentation emphasized its opposition to compromising spiritual values with the established order (Mounier's term for "established disorder"). It also aimed to expose the exploitation of these values by those in power across various spheres like finance, society, government, and media.