The word integrity means wholeness, completeness, or consistency. Derivatives of the word penetrate the vocabulary of many professions. In mathematics, we call whole numbers “integers,” and calculus uses integral equations. School integration meant we bused school children across towns seeking racial consistency. Engineers design structural integrity into our buildings, bridges, and airplanes, or their lack of integrity creates catastrophe in the news. Most recently, the lack of financial integrity in certain types of insurance and investments has brought turmoil where we expect soundness. In Scripture, when God appeared to Isaiah in chapter 6, Isaiah realized his own lack of integrity by confessing that he was undone, or in other words, he disintegrated.

Greg Miseyko

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
	Greek	Salads, Greek	6	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Head of cabbage (or 1/2)
6		Tomatoes (or 3)
		Black olives
		Sprigs of parsley
1/2	c	Oil (or 1/3)
1/4	c	Vinegar or lemon juice

INSTRUCTIONS

Clean the cabbage.  Cut it in half.  Shred.  Place in a strainer and
wash under running water for several minutes; drain well. Wash and slice
half the tomatoes; cut the others into wedges. Mound the cabbage in the
center of a round platter; surround with tomato slices. Place an olive in
the center of the cabbage and circle it with tomato wedges. Place a sprig
of parsley in the olive and scatter other olives on the cabbage. Just
before serving, pour oil & vinegar dressing or oil & lemon dressing over
it. Salt lightly.
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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