Article May 11, 1981 Issue

Don't answer back!

ANTHONY BRIAN ANDREAE

Have you ever been told some spiritual truth and then found yourself saying, "Yes, I know, but ...? You "know" it is true, but the evidence of sickness or lack contradicts it. And until this material evidence gives way, you are not willing to admit the spiritual fact.

Yet the very opposite should be the case, because when you accept the spiritual fact, the so-called evidence of material sense is forced to give way.

"Yes, I know, but ..." expresses the uncertainty of mere belief. "Yes, I know, therefore..." expresses the conviction of spiritual understanding.

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