Article August 9, 1982 ISSUE

Unimpaired being

NAOMI RUTH WHEELER

A renowned violinist was advised facetiously to play one wrong note every night before retiring because the gods would destroy him who is perfect. Such flattery was probably amusing. But the Psalmist was more spiritually factual when he declared, "Thou upholdest me in mine integrity." Ps. 41:12.

Must God's man, created in His image, live in a state of punctured perfection that includes both good and evil? A state where "if only it weren't for this problem" becomes the epitaph for his hopes and potentials?

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