Article July 28, 1956 ISSUE

BE TRUE

RUTH WESLER GOODWIN

God is the divine Principle of our being. We cannot deviate from Principle and be true. To be true means never to compromise with error, which is but a contradiction of truth, a reversal of good, a belief in falsity. Error must be coped with, not as a real power, but as a belief that there is a power other than God, a belief so entrenched in the world as to appear to be law.

One way of combating this belief is to be true to our own God-given selfhood. This will help us also to see the true selfhood of everyone else. Well may we heed the advice of Polonius to his son in Shakespeare's "Hamlet":

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