PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS (AN OCCASIONAL FEATURE) September 1, 1980 Issue

Protection from weather extremes

Weather maps and satellite photographs trace the progress of tropical storms. We hear of record-breaking winds, heavy seas, and destruction.

Many are tempted to believe that mankind is virtually helpless before the forces unleashed by such storms—even though we have available hurricane alerts, instructions on how best to minimize injury and damage, contingency plans for evacuation, and the like.

Such preparedness is proper. But there is a spiritual dimension that, if brought to bear on the situation through the Science of Christ, can afford protection beyond any amount of human planning.

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