Article August 3, 1935 Issue

Solving the Problems of Youth

[Written Especially for Young People]

RALPH W. CROSMAN

Young folks of today—both those in schools and colleges and those filling positions—are confronted with many difficulties outside those encountered in their studies or business duties.

There are, for example, questions of personal conduct, home duties and responsibilities, relations with other young people, present economic needs, and uncertainty about future occupation. And these problems may seem more pressing and complicated than those with which former generations of young people were confronted. This is due, in large measure, to the fact that striking changes in many departments of human thought and activity are now taking place throughout the world.

Fortunately, however, the presence of a simplifying, saving grace has been found to remedy this situation, and it is being seen and felt throughout the world. However complicated and confusing problems may seem to be, it has been discovered that all of them are capable of solution, and that all can be worked out through the understanding of the one universal divine Principle, which may be gained through the study and application of Christian Science.

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