Article October 1, 1960 Issue

Man Is Never a Victim

BERNICE MILDRED FULLER

"The effects of ... wrong believing last only as long as ... wrong believing lasts"

Humanity often seems burdened with disquieting experiences. The carnal mind keeps up a steady stream of suggestions that one is a victim of evil. It argues to an employer that he is a victim of dishonesty, disloyalty, faulty judgment; to an employee that he is the victim of overwork, underpay, lack of appreciation of his best efforts; to another individual that he is the victim of a relative's or a neighbor's inconsiderateness, hate, or domination; to all mankind that there are circumstances beyond their control which result in disease, limitation, injustice, delinquency, and so on.

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