Article April 7, 2003 Issue

IMMUNITY got there first

By John Selover

It Is Too Late For contagion. Immunity has been, and already is, an eternal and omnipotent fact about God and all His creation.

The ability to tell each other what is going on all over the world is a mixed blessing. We rejoice in good news of progress, restored families, and resolved disputes. The motive to warn of danger is right, but it too often comes with a dose of fear that tends to spread contagion. Fear has the potential of leaping the fence of geography well ahead of predicted hazards. Therefore, resistance to fear is a starting point to counter danger before it appears.

But does the lessening of fear have anything to do with the elimination of contagious disease?

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