Article April 1, 1950 Issue

INSPIRED THOUGHT HEALS

FREDERICK SMITH

There is in the world today a great yearning for peace and unity among individuals and nations, a desire for stability and brotherhood with its attendant blessings of freedom and liberty.

Many of the difficulties of the age which beset our fellow beings arise through fear, doubt, mistrust, all of which to mortal sense appear real. There is no permanent security in matter; indeed, the so-called material world is the manifestation of a material consciousness, which is void of reality, insubstantial, and subject to its own changing concepts.

The fundamental truth found in the first chapter of Genesis, that God created all that He had made good, when accepted, replaces the human yearning with spiritual understanding, and the law of God is seen to govern all. The world's great need is for a higher understanding of God; of the Christ, Truth, which leads the way out of difficulty to nobler and higher ideals of true brotherhood, to selfless love, whose purpose is to succor and bless; and of man, the image and likeness of his Maker, expressing the peace and stability of God.

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