Article February 24, 1973 Issue

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Almost everyone agrees that humility is a desirable quality of character, but not everyone recognizes its strength. Participants in this radio program explain that self–depreciation is not true humility. A realization of the need to be God–centered rather than self–centered, they point out, gives a truer definition of humility. A lifeguard tells how his false pride in his swimming prowess almost cost him his life. When he established a right sense of humility for himself, he was quickly rescued from drowning.

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