Article January 10, 1948 Issue

Signs of the Times

Only One Basis for Unity

with contributions from G. H. Wright, William Blanding, C. Ritchie Bell, Robert Killam, H. Beverley Ketchen, Chaplain William Crocker, Robert J. McCracken, Harvey E. Holt, Clarence G. Miles

The Rev. G. H. Wright, M. A., Litt. D. The Christian World, London, England

Civilizations break down when they believe only in themselves. Seeking their own ends, they serve many masters instead of one—the one in whom is their true and abiding unity. No enduring vision of brotherhood exists save that found in man's sonship to God. ...

When man is united in worship of Him in whose will is our peace, earth's chemicals will increase its fertility, not lay waste its cities, and the plane will carry the message of healing to those who suffer in distant places, and never be used to drop death on the helpless and the innocet.

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