Article April 2, 1966 Issue

"A new and higher idea of immortality"

FLINT LEWIS TOWNSEND

In a play entitled "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder, the Stage Manager says in the third act: "Everybody knows that something is eternal....There's something way down deep that's eternal about every human being."'

Surely as one turns his heart or thought homeward toward the eternal Maker, divine Love, he awakens to a sincere desire to experience a clearer view of immortality.

At this season of the year millions of people are giving some thought to the resurrection of Jesus. Perhaps some are wondering hopefully if this event might be interpreted as meaning that everyone will eventually know and experience immortal life.

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