Baccalaureate address urges belief over haste and war’s lessons
The address critiques postwar idealism and the drive for instant progress. It invokes Isaiah and farming cycles to argue that growth, harvest, and moral progress require patience, sacrifice, and faith. It cautions against immediate fame or wealth, urging service and steadiness in line with Christian principles and Alma College heritage.
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