Editorial November 7, 1988 Issue

Elisha's majority

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

"The majority rules." It's a phrase that many in Western-style democracies have grown up with and grown accustomed to. But what if you're a minority in terms of your race or religion—or just in regard to your own views in your family or office?

Perhaps your convictions about healing through spiritual means are decidedly different from those of the vast mass.

Or possibly a political party you've pinned your hopes on seems to have no hope of ever gaining power.

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