Article March 28, 1964 Issue

"I am able"

DOROTHY A. MACGILLIVRAY

"Let us claim our individual sonship with God, our birthright of dominion over all things"

With what confidence a master in his own line of work says: "I am a gardener," "I am an architect," and so on. Even a small boy says, "Watch me! I am a racing driver," and proceeds to astonish the onlooker with the incredible speed and confidence with which he pedals his small car.

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