Article April 25, 1970 Issue

"Tell it like it is"

PAULINE B. RADER

The cry "tell it like it is" is becoming a favorite phrase of college students and various economic and ethnic groups. Stemming from dissatisfaction and frustration, it is an attempt to bring to public attention the wrongs these individuals feel need correction.

No doubt many corrections in society are needed; human steps for improvement are essential. Beyond this, an awakening in world consciousness is needed to establish a true sense of love and brotherhood. This can only be accomplished by telling it as it really is, as it is in the spiritual truth of being.

This great and profound truth needs to be told and impressed upon mankind: the truth that God made man in His image and likeness, spiritual not material. The reality is that all men are created equal and have all good bestowed on them impartially. God knows nothing of race, creed, or color but sees only His own perfect expression. Peter said, "Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: but in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him."^{Acts 10:34, 35;}

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