Article August 20, 1955 Issue

THE DEMONSTRATION OF MAN'S FREEDOM

CHARLES PORTER LOWES

History often records the great hardships which mankind has experienced in its quest for surcease from bondage and suffering. Because of their great desire for liberty of conscience and to worship God in their own way, the Pilgrims were willing to give up their homes and to face unknown dangers in a new land.

But a change of material location, no matter how desirable that may be, can never alone meet the human need for freedom. It is the yearning for an understanding of God which forces the human family to seek and to find the real solution of their problems.

The children of Israel were impelled by God to take their journey into the promised message (Deut. 5:6), "I am the Lord thy God, which brought thee out of the land of Egypt, from the house of bondage."

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