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OPPORTUNITY

From the February 1926 issue of The Christian Science Journal


AS commonly understood, opportunity signifies a combination of favorable conditions resulting in a suitable occasion. It implies the existence and activity of a power capable of controlling and producing a situation deemed favorable. It suggests a phase of fatalism expressed in the lines by Ingalls:

Master of human destinies am I ... soon
or late,
I knock unbidden once at every gate.

This is a belief in more than one power, or in a power which arbitrarily grants or withholds good.

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