Article September 23, 1944 Issue

A Bright Tomorrow

WILL B. DAVIS

The question of future happiness, prosperity, and security is uppermost in the thought of millions. In these days, family life has been rudely interrupted, and people all over the world, in the midst of successful business careers or educational programs, have found it necessary to put aside cherished plans in order to serve their country.

What of tomorrow? Will there still be opportunity in the chosen vocation? Will the present experience pave the way for future achievement? These and many other vexing questions seem to be ever at hand to rob us of present-day tranquillity. Unfortunately, if such queries are not convincingly answered, a disturbing fear may be allowed to interfere with present efficiency and future accomplishment.

There is a right way to stifle doubts and all questions of uncertainty. It is the realization that our Father-Mother God is imparting His bountiful good continuously, and that Love's bestowals are always adequate. If we were obliged to depend on human planning or forced to follow the fearsome, uncertain, fatalistic trend of mortal belief, then we should not be able to view the future as bright with promise.

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