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MIRROR
MEDITATION
By EMMIT L. BRINSON
We are living In a great age
of science. Every day, every
hour, and every moment is some
how affected by the advance of
knowledge and technology. Our
every avenue of human endeavor
is somehow engulfed by it, and
yet everywhere there are those
who do not feel It has a place
with God.
Science in Itself is a pursuit
of truth, and not just associated
with biology, botany, medicine
and Industry. Truth Is truth,
where-ever found. In any field
of research. The greatest po
tential that is gratifying to cie
human soul is the search for
knowledge of mind and spirit
and its entity with the Creator-
Its development of power as may
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oe applied to the challenges
of peaceful living for the future
of mankind.
I have often wondered what
truths we would come upon if
the same perserverance were
aimed in this direction Instead
of material production, and its
modern conveniences. The way
in which this knowledge and ad
vance has been improperly ap
plied is the reason for disinterest
in religion on the part of each
new wave of American youth.
It is fact that at the end of
every avenue of research, there
stands a road block where God
continues to hold the secrets,
as yet undiscovered. It is recog
nizable by youth that a supreme
Intelligence, or law and order,
is behind all existence and this
Is one of the greatest op
portunities religion will ever
have to capture the Interest of
future generations.
One must realize that science
In Itself as we know it, is the
result of man using his en
dowment of anxiety to Imow more
about the laws of God, regard
less of what it is called or what
-id done with this knowledge.
It is the greatest challenge
(in the history of mankind) for
religion to apply these truths
as a romance through the human
soul to Improve the living con
ditions of his brother human
beings about him and those of
the far corners of this glove.
No other implement will suf
fice In the tremendously explod
ing populace of the earth. No
other method will answer the need
for peace and freedom and under
standing in such a confused world.
Science and Religion are not at
odds. Only those with closed
minds could ever turn the power
of one on the other, as has
the communist regime.
What would happen if at the
head of each school of learning,
there were those who would cor
relate and identify each discovery
with Its proper association of
Gods laws-and how it could be
used in the advancement of liv
ing, instead of higher profits and
more money, as well as Its
use for destruction of human life.
What would happen If within
our institutions of higher ed
ucation there were laboratories
of research aimed at the dis
covery of the human spirlt-and
soul-and mind? It is here that
lies the answer, "now’-as It
was in the beginning. God has
not changed! Man has blocked him
out! It is here modern man,
through science, is approaching
the lost Truths.
It Is here man, en masse,
will come upon the Immense un
suspecting powers that He within
the nature of his own belng-as
it is in all there is.
In this domain, as well as any
other that lies ahead, the spirit
of God awaits the call that can
only be conceived In the human
heart-and this wisdom collect
ively, may be used in which to
make a better world for all of
mankind.
Will Religion seize this op
portunity to attract tomorrow’s
youth? A romance with God? I
wonder!
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