Article October 2, 1943 Issue

Signs of the Times

Clear Vision

with contributions from A. C. Stott, Charles Nelson Pace

Journal Herald
Dayton, Ohio

Religion is nothing to be picked lip and used and then thrust aside at man's convenience. It should be a guide through every moment of his life, and that human being is blessed who finds his help and joy in that knowledge of the guiding presence of God which constitutes true religion.

And as religion is not a thing of the moment or of the hour, but should be possessed and used by man continuously, he should study assiduously that which instructs him in it. For no one can think to understand the Bible in a reading. It is a book to be pondered daily, especially that portion of it named the Psalms and the books of the New Testament in which the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth and his followers are set forth.

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