Article June 2, 1986 Issue

And the winner is ...

JENIFER C. WECHSLER

When two sides oppose each other in a dispute, who's right and who's wrong? It's often a matter of opinion, a subjective judgment made by each side in its own favor.

If a decision has to be made to settle a dispute, must one side yield unhappily to the other? Is conflict unavoidable before a suitable solution can be reached? Or is there another way?

A spiritual perspective can give us some encouraging answers.

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