Article July 19, 1952 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Lem T. Jones, R. F. Wright, Teresa Farabee, William E. Gilroy

Lem T. Jones in The Christian-Evangelist St. Louis, Missouri

The most significant distinguishment of man is his capacity for the spiritual; it is this quality which sets him apart from all that is physical. ... It is this quality which stimulates and implements man's curiosity—his imagination, his vision, and his incentive to know and to understand the universe about him.

It is the spirit of truth, the spirit of righteousness, the spirit of justice, the spirit of love, dwelling in the mind, the heart, and soul of man that gives him dignity and makes him Godlike, and that enables him to overcome and master his environment with steadfast sureness. The only sure guide and constant to a life of action and victory is a deep and abiding spirit of faith dwelling within us, a hidden power, sureness, and a certainty of direction. ...

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