Material Remedies Inadequate
The Watchtower, September 1, 1958
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In The Humanities After the War W. MacNeile Dixon writes: “Pursued though it be through weary days and sleepless nights, the search for material remedies to soothe or cure our spiritual distresses can have only one end—failure. Much more will be needed than to feed the hungry, house the poor, clothe the destitute, however generously contrived and devotedly administered these undertakings may be. The day of acceptance of the great truth approaches, than which a greater was never yet proclaimed, that ‘man does not live by bread alone.’ With its acceptance and not till then will be laid the foundation stone of a civilization worthy the name.”
Also in this issue
- Announcements
- Associations Produce Effects
- Blind Man Helps Others to See
- Check Your Memory
- Fragments of the Book of Daniel
- Imitating the Shulammite in Exclusive Devotion
- Methodists, Take Note
- Not Letting Your Left Hand Know
- Priceless Treasure in Earthen Vessels
- Pursuing My Purpose in Life
- Questions From Readers
- Teaching Men of Good Will
- “Conformed to This World”
- “Manna” Still Being Eaten
- “You Ought to Be Teachers”