Article January 30, 1926 Issue

Signs of the Times

Louis Arnaud Reid with contributions from D. Kerr Boyce Tupper, Lowell, Bernard C. Ruggles, Florence Allen, Ernest Lloyd, Whiting Williams

International Journal of Ethics

[From an article by Louis Arnaud Reid, in the International Journal of Ethics, Chicago, Illinois]

The supreme Man of Christendom was the Man of Sorrows. On the other hand, as Jesus said, "I have meat to eat that ye know not of;" and it is a mistaken view to regard the unhappiness of the virtuous man altogether in an external way. He himself may have rather a different story to tell. His conflict with the world brings pain, but he has an inner joy which it is impossible to describe, a peace "which passeth all understanding."

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