Article October 8, 1949 Issue

Signs of the times

with contributions from Robert James McCracken, Meredith A. Grove, A. W. Fortune, T. T. Shields, Joseph Fort Newton

Robert James McCracken in the Christian World London, England

If Christianity affirms anything at all, it affirms that human nature can he changed, genuinely, radically, and permanently changed. The drunkard can reform and become sober, the impure can become pure, the grouch can become genial, the individual who is plagued with temper temperament can be helped to integrate his personality and can learn the secret of self-control, the crook and the gangster, yes, and the upstart dictator, can be won to a new frame of mind and to a new way of life.

No one who appreciates the issues that are at stake here will be disposed either to ignore or to treat lightly this claim.

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