Some years ago, ten doctors were appointed by the United States Government to meet together and draw up ten laws of public health, which were to be given to the American people to serve as a guide for good health. After twelve days of extensive debate, they found that they could not agree on the laws because of their diverse areas of concern: one was a cancer specialist, one a heart surgeon, one a psychiatrist, and so on. Also, they were from different sections of the country and were concerned that some laws would not be as effective in one area as another. The chest specialist was concerned about coal dust in the mining areas and the psychiatrist about mental stress in urban regions. Finally, one doctor spoke up and said: "Let’s take the Beatitudes of Jesus Christ. We’ll cut the laws dow…