Article September 7, 1946 Issue

Signs of the Times

The Christian Aim of Life

with contributions from E. H. Wierth, Ernest Marshall Howse, E. Gilmour Smith, Earl Henderson, Phillip Duncan

The Rev. E. H. Wierth Star, Marion, Ohio

Life is not an accident. It has a purpose and an aim. The evidence of this fact is to be found in the common things of our daily life. Benjamin Franklin once said. "I have lived, sir, a long time, and the longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth —that God governs in the affairs of men."

The Christian teaching holds that there is an aim and purpose in life. "Well," cries the hopeless world, "if there is an aim, what is it?" What is the purpose of life?

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