Editorial March 27, 1976 Issue

Never Isolated

Geoffrey J. Barratt

"In the credits for the movies of the thirties and forties, a man used to be listed as responsible for 'continuity.' We could use the services of such a man in our lives. In daily life it is precisely continuity that seems in short supply, the sense that things fit together and flow smoothly." The American Scholar, Autumn 1975, p. 538;

But discontinuity is really only part of a larger problem, isolation and alienation. Whether felt by individuals, groups, or even nations, both these can be outlawed.

In God's rich spiritual universe—and there is actually no other— disintegrative concepts are not known. Reality, Christian Science explains, is replete with infinite, spiritual ideas, coexisting with God, Life, and with one another. Man is God's expression and inseparable from His inexhaustible good.

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