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CONDOLENCES: :
to Mr. Van Heei on the recent loss
of his wife, Our sincerest sympathies

ALL THE SAME

In a recent issue of the Asbestos
Sheet it was suggested that under-
neath it all, the inner essence of

George Pirie(warehouse) being pre- 2]l religions ts fundamentally the
sented his 10 year Long Service same. Certainly, you can fird

Award by Mr. Seguin, March 6, 1971. examples of a kind of Golden Rule
in meny of the ancient religicns,
but despite the desirability for
simplifying the situation, this
does not put themon a par for one
main reason: True religion has
two aspects, the relationship with
the deity ani that with our fellow
ran. The God-to-nan relation is
first in priority and here most
religions differ greatly.

Sait hol For most people this "goes
L.(lee Sing) Laundry-March 6/71 without saying," and so I am
being presented with nis 15 year taking advantage of this to add
Long Service award. Mr. Beguin made @ few ideas relating to the modern
religious situation.

Christianity can rightly
claim many successes in the field
of man-to-man development: Care
for animals; hospitals; anti-
slavery; rights of women and other
freedoms. These innovations were
not easily won and there is still
much dissention between Christians,
However, their problems are now
much more complex because we live
: in what has been called the post-
Jee Cario being presented his Christian era. Everyone has got
10 year Long Service Award by Mr. on the bandwagon and other reli-
Beguin, March 6,1971. gions are now displaying many of
i the same standards -and even anti-

religious groups too,

Christians are being chl]-
lenged to show more Jove during a
time when they are wondering

. whether some freedoms are getting
out of hand,

I am sure that the test of
t.ime will show that those who are
secure in a ijiving relationship
with God through Jesus (net nec

Sitver Repolusk being presented essarily the "“ectablishrent,")

a

the preserntaticn.

ihe 10 year Lone Service Award by have more to give ta their fellow

~

Mr. Besuin, March 6, 1971. man Rev. David E. Reuss