People sometimes wonder just how great their resources of courage are—how firmly they would withstand mental pressure and how long they would be able to remain steadfast in situations of apparent mortal danger.
There are people in all walks of life and of different faiths or beliefs who at some time in their lives have turned to a power higher than themselves.
In an interview with Richard Conrat, instructor of photography at San Francisco Art Institute, Alan Jones, an architect, is quoted as saying, "Most of our environmental problems won't be solved until people's attitudes change—until their personal habits and patterns of life reflect an understanding of their relationships to each other and to the environment.
In a period of inflation the common tendency is to look ruefully at the shrinking value of one's salary and savings and anxiously wonder where it all will stop.
