only we shall know that we are dealing with a Law which is amply able to provide the tools, and which is intelligent enough to guide us aright.

Perhaps some readers will not agree with us. We shall not accuse such readers of chronic imbecility or degeneracy of judgment because they do not agree with us. A divergence of opinion provokes thought. Once when Jane Addams was questioned about her opinion of all the young girls who were bobbing their hair, she replied: "I am not concerned with the uniformity of the outside of the head -- the hair dress. It is only when there is uniformity inside that I become worried."

It is human nature to try to persuade others to think as we do. Nothing seems completely good to us unless those nearest and dearest to us share it with us, but, actually, we should never be even slightly concerned about what another does or thinks. We claim to believe that God is all, and, therefore, the only life in every individual. This being true, He is as much the life of the man who thinks the exact opposite of our belief, as He is our life. The stage of a man's growth does not determine whether or not God is the life at the center of his being. God is just as much the life of the hyacinth bulb when it is buried in the ground as He is the life of the exquisite, fragrant

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