“Jesus held uncomplaining guard over the world,” wrote Mary Baker Eddy.
In an era of intense clannishness, Jesus steadfastly promoted universal and impartial love and respect. He ministered to Jew and Samaritan, to Romans and other gentiles, to male and female, to child and aged and in between, to rich and poor, to honest and dishonest, to soldier and civilian, to in-groups and out-groups, to rulers and slaves.
Rom. 12: 2
“Be not conformed to this world: but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect, will of God.”
Images and events from the world are constantly paraded before us, claiming our attention and response. If we conform our view of reality to everything we see among these images, we would most likely be terrified and dismayed. Instead of blandly following the world’s lead, we can bravely challenge whatever is
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