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On* Man Is No Man" The Greeks had a slog; ri One man Is no man, meaning 'hat we each need the help ami companion ship of others to live at all, as human beings. The story of the first man as told in Genesis illus trates this in a moving way. God sees that this man is incomplete, though he is set in the midst of great beauty and has work to oc cupy mind and hands. So God pro duces all the other animals: but man can only talk about them, not with them. So at last another hu man being is made. Before, there was only a man alone: now there is a human race. This is not sci ence, not intended to be: but it is a profound truth. Man is made for community. Without it, sinks to the brutes' level. In community a man becomes human. And yet if the only companionship man finds is human, he has still missed his destiny. For man was made for fellowship, above all. with God. Only as friend of God can man become what God intended him te> be on ontlines copvrlfbted b' the Division «f Christian Education Na tional Council of the Churches of Christ 1" lb* X h A Released bv Community Presi. Service.) Oklahoma City, Okla—When Rob ert Butkin, 3, went to the barber shop for a haircut, he told the bar ber he wanted his hair cut like his daddy's. At home, he wasn't satis fied with the barber's efforts. So, taking things into his own hands, he took the scissors and finished the job His father. .Morris Butlun is • 1 i w Li.id.
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