Article April 13, 1974 Issue

SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT

to understand the eternality of Life

RALPH E. WAGERS

You who read this article, and I who write it, are alive. We take that for granted. But what is life—in particular, the life we are living today?

Not many of us are interested in investigating what is referred to as the scientific aspect of this question—or capable of doing so. The genetic theory is in the forefront right now, but if the past is a criterion, other theories will be forthcoming until human thought is led to turn from a sense of life as material to at least begin to consider life from a spiritual standpoint.

Generally we think of the life we are living as beginning at birth and ending in death. But what about eternal Life—the Life that has no beginning and no ending?

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