What does Freud believe is "of true value in life (p. 235)?"

Would Freud conclude that an individual who has the oceanic feeling is more primitive than one without the feeling?

Why is the common man's religion the only religion which ought to bear the name (p. 240)?

Is it true that "instinctual passions are stronger than reasonable interests (p. 254)"?

How can conscience work as civilization's most important method of controlling aggression if many people have no conscience (pp. 255-7)?

Is it possible to acknowledge Freud's insights, yet regard religion as a positive force?