Relationship is the theme connecting these four pamphlets, presented before the Woman's Problems Group in Philadelphia. The first was "The Self to the Self," that is, I to me; the second, "Martha and Mary," I to my family, my work, thought, love, and aspiration. The third is entitled "Are Your Meetings Held in the Life," I to you and we to God. This fourth essay, "Wide Horizon," sketches or suggests the horizon of my own seeing, knowing, and feeling of the more general relationships, my own horizon in the universe and the incidents and observations that have caused the boundary to be drawn where it is.
Because the nature of relatedness in science, philosophy, domesticity, politics, and religion remains a mystery, a philosophical problem which has never been solved, neither chemical nor psychological analysis can fully explain the ties that bind. The following observations, therefore, are less an analysis than they are an appreciation of the more remote relationships which dovetail into one another causing the structure of humanity to be "fitly framed together ... a habitation of God through His Spirit" ...
