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THE RECONSTRUCTIVE NATURE OF CHEMICALIZATION

From the October 1934 issue of The Christian Science Journal


WITH careful consideration of Mrs. Eddy's words on page 422 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" one begins to realize the reconstructive nature of chemicalization. She says: "As when an acid and alkali meet and bring out a third quality, so mental and moral chemistry changes the material base of thought, giving more spirituality to consciousness and causing it to depend less on material evidence. These changes which go on in mortal mind serve to reconstruct the body. Thus Christian Science, by the alchemy of Spirit, destroys sin and death."

Under God's unchanging law of harmony, good cannot result in evil. And as we change our belief of life and intelligence in matter for the true sense of life, we shall know that there is nothing to reverse good. Right thinking and doing are upheld through spiritual law, which protects one in whatever it is one's duty to do.

When the rich young man addressed him as "Good Master," Christ Jesus set forth the true source of all goodness in the following words: "Why callest thou me good? There is none good but one, that is, God." A material sense of good is changeable. And if it yields not to Truth through spiritual understanding, an expression of spiritual goodness and power will arouse its opposition, and it will join in the world's hatred of Truth and Love.

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