Article November 23, 1946 Issue

No Adulteration

EDWIN GALT BROOKFIELD

The Bible presents a history of mankind's search for the omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient creator, who made everything good, including man in His image and likeness. The first suggestion of adulteration was that there was something besides the true creation recorded in the first chapter of Genesis.

Man enjoys the dominion which his heavenly Father bestows on him, eternally reflecting the divine nature as expressed in the seven synonyms for God: Life, Truth, Love, Principle, Mind, Soul, Spirit. This pure divinity can never be adulterated.

The mathematician, working according to mathematical law, does not permit mistakes to enter his calculations. He knows that one incorrect figure causes havoc and throws off balance an entire computation. The civil engineer laying out a blueprint of a bridge knows that the smallest discrepancy may cause catastrophe.

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