Editorial June 11, 1990 Issue

So, you're in the middle of conflict. What to do?

Michael D. Rissler

You're a good person, you've tried your best to do what's right, but now you find yourself in the middle of a rancorous disagreement and things aren't going well.

What if we think we've sorted out right and wrong, know what's right, and still don't see a solution on the horizon because people seem to have such strong, unbending viewpoints?

Having the right opinion isn't always the important thing when it comes to healing human discord. In disagreements, one side or another may be closer to having the right opinion. Yet often healing doesn't occur in human relations or circumstances until we let go of even our most cherished opinions and yield the field of human events to the spiritual recognition that God governs His whole creation.

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