How do we define necessity? Must we have peanut butter and jelly on our bread? It's a favorite treat of American children (sans the peanut allergies). I certainly had it growing up with my sister and brothers and we had our choice of bread in my family's kitchen too. My parents provided us with white, wheat, Jamaican hard dough and it was in abundance. We grew up well fed. We were and are blessed beyond measure. A well respected mentor of mine used to say to me, "Better than I deserve" this was his answer when I asked how he was doing. As I look at our survival in this time of global unrest, war, suffering, economic and social crisis, I know now that he actually meant, "Blessed beyond measure in comparison to the rest of the world." Drought, famine, warfare and factions, spiritual unrest, the absence of birth control, disease is prevalent. Children are suffering and dying. These are the things that have been evaluated as I questioned what
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