Editorials

Invisible Support

Margaret Morrison

One of the greatest problems involved in the complexities of human living is that which is called "support.

When confronted with physical or mental distress, mortals usually attribute these troubles to causes or circumstances outside themselves, and they seek relief from other individuals or from methods outside themselves.

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"Lo, I am with you"

Margaret Morrison

"Lo, I am with you alway even unto the end of the world.

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Is Meekness Essential to Spiritual Growth?

John Randall Dunn

In his Sermon on the Mount.

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Where Is Happiness Found?

Paul Stark Seeley

Happiness for many is a will-o'-the-wisp, present today, gone tomorrow, with no certainty as to its return or continuance.

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Loving Our Way to Normalcy

John Randall Dunn

At every turn these days one is conscious of humanity's urge to get back to what is called normalcy.

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"I will place them"

Paul Stark Seeley

Place is something from which no one can separate himself.

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Right Interpretation

Margaret Morrison

Today a great deal is being heard about interpretation in its meaning of a "turning from one language into another.

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How Active Are We?

Margaret Morrison

How truly active are we?

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We Can Live Together Harmoniously

John Randall Dunn

From whatever angle one may view it, the word "harmony" has only the most pleasant connotations.

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Neither Sinner nor Sufferer

Paul Stark Seeley

Sin is always a decadent influence in the life of anyone who indulges it, and no sophistry can make it otherwise.

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The Joyous Task of the Elect

John Randall Dunn

Someone once asked a friend, who was a bit of a philosopher, but quite illiterate, what he understood by the phrase "status quo.