WELCOME July 30, 2001 Issue

Even if the weather is cloudy

Cyril Rakhmanoff

Who Has Not seen the magnificent paintings of the Renaissance portraying God—and His angels with red cheeks and white wings—looking down to the earth, with big puffy clouds drifting by?

Those paintings are beautiful and imaginative, but not too accurate. Such concepts remind me of the little boy who said to his friend, "Today, we can do whatever we want, It does not matter. We can be as bad as we want."

"Why is that?" asked his friend.
"Because it's cloudy, God won't be able to see us!"

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