Article February 18, 1950 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from George Frederick Kingston, Arch Layman, S. E. Johnson, Lewis Emerson Maples

The Most Rev. George Frederick Kingston in an article in the Canadian Churchman Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Christianity ... is revolutionary in man, striving always through the grace of God to replace selfishness and sin with love and service. It is revolutionary in society, striving always to replace greed and evil and social injustice with selflessness and righteousness and social justice towards all men regardless of color or race. Christianity carefully discriminates between the good and the evil in the life of humanity and calls upon everyone to fight strenuously to conserve the good—in the face of many subtle, persistent, and bitter foes.

Col. Arch Layman (Salvation Army) in a sermon reported in the Denver Post, Colorado

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