Article February 26, 1996 Issue

Closing the door on contagion

Robert A. Johnson

What makes people feel they will be subject to contagious diseases? Or, for that matter, to the contagion of violence, hatred, envy, revenge? The articles that follow explore answers to these questions. They also tell how a deeper understanding of God can change one's whole outlook on health. No matter how persuasive news reports of approaching epidemics may seem, under God's power, the power of divine Truth, we can gain lasting freedom from contagion.

Most people think about contagion in connection with disease and illness. Some believe they will catch a cold or flu every winter, others have been warned that an epidemic of a contagious illness may be imminent, and some are so involved with hygiene and health laws that they see danger of contagion in just about everything.

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