Article February 18, 1980 Issue

Opposing error "promptly and persistently"

CONSTANCE S. SAMMIS

When faced with a sudden crisis, are we ready to handle the situation quickly, to heal it promptly?

Truth is ever at hand, always available. So we can immediately turn to it in time of need. "Semper paratus is Truth's motto," Science and Health, p. 458; Mrs. Eddy tells us. Truth is always ready to heal.

Understanding Truth's readiness to quickly help us is comforting. But if a crisis should occur, how do we utilize ever-present Truth?

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