Editorial March 19, 1960 ISSUE

MOTIVE IS IMPORTANT

Ralph E . Wagers

Problems are not always what they seem to be. Rightly viewed they can be opportunities to rise higher spiritually to the point where man's God-given dominion is recognized and exercised.

Policies and customs geared to yesterday's conditions have a way of becoming quickly outmoded. Changes often occur that affect individuals through no particular fault of their own. Faced with such changes, a Christian Scientist endeavors to meet the situation with right motives and consequently with assurance. He knows that as divine law is fulfilled, one of two things will occur: either the situation will be adjusted satisfactorily or he will be lifted out of it in a right way.

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