The Black Horse of Famine - George P Ritter - January 1976

George P Ritter

While you sleep tonight, several thousand people around the world will be dying - dying from want of enough food. Famine is almost as old as the human race, but famines usually come and go. This time worldwide famine is a fact of life we can't seem to escape. Why, in an age of science and technology, does man suddenly find himself wondering how to produce enough food? Is famine just a passing phenomenon that good weather and bountiful crops will eventually cure? Or does worldwide famine have a significant bearing on the future of the human race? - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library