Editorial April 24, 1978 Issue

What to do about spying

Nathan A. Talbot

Espionage. Spies and counterspies. Clandestine and covert activities. All of this has been with us for a very long time.

In today's world such activity would hardly be considered divinely inspired! More often it is thought an unfortunate but unavoidable necessity. While the potential for abuse has surfaced in recent years, the gathering of intelligence is obviously going to continue—at least for the time being.

Is there a spiritual perspective that can be brought to bear on the whole area of information gathering?

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