Article February 19, 1979 Issue

PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS

Jùstice for all is not an elusive ideal but a present possibility.

We are called upon to prove this as labor disputes from time to time threaten to strangle the vital services and economies of whole nations, causing hardship to millions. Grievances—some legitimate and some not—result in such disruptive action as strikes of workers in key services in Britain. And there is mention of possible strife when labor contracts in the United States come up for negotiation in the spring.

Justice is a concomitant of true being, established and maintained forever in the spiritual universe through divine law. It is an attribute of omnipresent Principle. It is established on earth to the extent that humanity discerns and feels the government of God as present reality.

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