Article October 25, 1930 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Frank Cody, Robert J. Trevorrow, Alexander Lyons, Campagnac

[Editorial in the States, New Orleans, Louisiana]

The whole struggle of education is to correct the false ideas we get from the things visible with the truths that can only be found in the things invisible—to replace the false, shifting authority of material so-called laws with the stability of the divine law that is "the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever"—for nothing permanent can be postulated of things visible. Even the atomic theory has been revolutionized, and what was once supposed to be the smallest particle of invisible matter has become a sort of whirling dervish that mystifies natural scientists.

So all learning that magnifies the mere shifting standards of men above the eternal laws of God has to be unlearned before life can be lived in triumph and peace....

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