Article June 9, 1980 Issue

Wrong is never right

JOHN J. SELOVER

Is wrong ever right? Is anything that is bad, good? Is a mistake ever correct?

There is a general agreement, even as every school pupil knows, that it isn't right to make a mistake.

And most people have an inherent feeling that sickness, sin, and death are conditions that should be overcome, because they are wrong. But even while they concede that these conditions are wrong, and while they support human efforts to correct them, these same people usually assert that the conditions are very real—bound to touch us in one way or another.

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