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Signs of the Times
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
From the editorial"Hypocrisy Can Be Inverted" in the Lubbock Avalanche-JournalLubbock, Texas
Dr. Elton Trueblood once dubbed the attitudes of many in this generation as "inverted hypocrisy." ... Instead of pretending to be better than he is, the person appears to be more worldly. Such a person wants to hide his virtues, says Doctor Trueblood. He would rather be called smart or a real fellow—but not holy!

June 19, 1965 issue
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"The glory of human life"
RUTH FAGUNDUS
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Watching and Praying
BERNICE P. WOLFF
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"Act as possessing"
HUGH MORLEY ADAMS
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Nancy Demonstrates the Truth
LUCILLE SPANGLER MICHENER
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"ONE THING IS NEEDFUL"
Helen C. Benson
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Good and Evil Never Touch
JAMES C. THOMPSON
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The Things That Are Eternal
Helen Wood Bauman
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The True Sense of Freedom
Ralph E. Wagers
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Words are inadequate to express...
Muriel Eveline Abbey with contributions from Tom Cecil Abbey
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I had heard fairly early about...
Ferdinand Toelle
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Christian Science is showing...
Anna H. Bancroft
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Our fourth child was two...
Marilyn Golsteyn
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Often we hear or read a testimony...
Nancy H. Gilliland
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Although my mother was...
Elizabeth Grob