Article October 27, 1951 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Canon Salter, Theodore Carcich, John H. Ansberg, Robert J. McCracken

Rev. Canon Salter in the Clifton Parish Church Magazine Bristol, Gloucestershire, England

Do we ourselves desire the values of Christ to he crucified in our modern world? Are we ourselves doing anything to prevent it? ... I sometimes think we are all inclined to forget those words once uttered [by Jesus], "He that is not with me is against me." There can be no neutrality in the warfare between Christ and anti-Christ. You and I must take sides. It is impossible to be a mere spectator in this struggle between the army of the Son of God and the forces of materialism and godlessness.

In this atomic age we are in danger of overestimating the value of material forces and of underestimating the value of spiritual and moral power. The time has passed when men can take the Christian faith for granted. The time has come when you and I by our words and by our lives must show the world whose we are and whom we serve.

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