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4 ThunNUy. A ■rust 4,1W0 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE IppcrH^tn lOOM MASMVUll TINMCSMI TH[ WORLD S MOSI WIDELY USED DEVOTIONAL GUIDE Read Psalm 32:1-5 * , ' or ** * re coaaamed ky thine anger, and by thy wrath are we troubled. (Psalm M:7) tv A certain atheistic farmer once proposed to demonstrate that he could violate the laws of God without suffering any serious effect. Accordingly, he cultivated an acre of ground entirely upon the Lord’s Day in deliberate violation of the Fourth Commandment. At the end of the season he reaped a good harvest and boasted of what he had done. A pious old neighbor said to him, "Remember, God doesn’t always pay in October, but he always pays." This is the common experience of humanity. God always pays. Human misery, as Psalm to suggests, follows in the wake of human sin. Early man interpreted human misery as a result of God’s anger at man’s sin. Rather, H is because God has established the universe as a moral order, and those who violate the moral law suffer thereby. Horace Bushnell said: “We are punished by our sins and not for them. We are rewarded by our virtues and not for them." Because God has made the universie a moral order, sin always makes "for misery. Repenting of our sins and right doing always make for peace. PRAYER Our heaveuly Father, we would come U Thee in true re- pertancr. We would acknowledge our sins and pray fee Thy cleansing. We would lay hold of Thy forgiving leve. In Christ’s name. Amen. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY “Wash me thoroughly from mine iniquity " Roy H. Sheet (Tennessee) WerM-wtde Bible Reading—Jeha 13:21 38 THE NATIONAL PURPOSE •y THURMAN SENSING Exerntlve Vice-President Mates of the numerous regulatory agen cies or the abolition of the dozens of bureaus that make it hard for individuals and companies to build for the future. In other words, the aim of Ameri can life should be precisely as Thomas Jefferson set it forth many years ago, namely, lets govern ment To be sure, government should be a positive force in certain areas—in the areas of national de fense, for instance. But in general, the least government in the 20th century is the best government Rather than being a freeing force in human affairs government blocks progress The way to release hu man energy in the United Stales, so that the economy may make ; even greater prides, is not to pass • lot of new laws and establish more bureaus with large sigiplies of red tape The why to national success is to cut through the maze of. regula Lons and restrictive union practices which hold back capitalism from its greatest development. No country ever became rich be cause it had a large force of bu ream rats or planners Those aa tions that have enjoyed the good life have been free nations in which merchants and inventors, explorers and enterprises of one sort or an- 11 other could forge ahead wtihoKt' first getting a plan of action stamp ed approved in a national capital Therefore the national purpose of the United States should be to , cut the strings of socialisLc con trol and let freedom ring In recent weeks, a number of the nation's leading new papers have published a series of articles enLU «d “The National Purpose, by men prominent In public life Discussion of this tubfrr worthwhile ma* todays racy’ and ‘creeping socialism' " Mr Stevenson's words indicate that American "liberals” want a na tional purpose that includes an ideal of internationalism as the ultimate in the good life It also indicates they repudiate private life and pri vate action in favor of big goseni crti they rafortunatety, nfflw mg MHfMt • dtosettoa far U» United States that w away from Ub erty and private MSUattve Pt iaf This is one point of view, but not one that Amencaa conservatives ran regard «tth anything but die may IV rammss weal. Is use Mr Stevenson's phrase, can boat be pro tected by the tndHrMI sMMH df| each cftiarn. ant by m governm 'emotional organuaLoM If the United State* fattens dm pre*cnptian and twos aa a co***tmetis e force of Ju* notion nil) be ISetr rvaponubilKj *«r ftdnrt and .hat of IT TOO DOITT READ THE CHRONICLE TOO DOITT OCT THE NEWS ft To nr family'! future is Mcurt wbtta you inaurr la th« company with lb# strength of Cikrslur. am Lawrence E. Young Insurance Broker Lift buuranct • Sickness and Accident Protection TW PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of AMERICA 0 nvtvel Ilia laiwroiM* coa^oay neck-deep in treatment For many yean, neuralgia victims had to endure such treatments as using pack* of hot sand. There’s a world of difference in today’s remedies. Thanks to medical science, they're reliable. But don’t use my medications indiscriminately. Your physician should be your guide ... he’s the only person qualified to decide when you need medications. Let him do the diagnosing and prescribing. 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