THE thought of a new world has always inspired mankind. Breaking through mental and physical limitations, men have gone forth as explorers and discoverers of new territories previously unknown. Sometimes their motive has been rebellion against a cramped or limited environment, at other times a conviction that over the horizon lay a new world just waiting to be discovered.
The thought of a new world has been linked with a new hope, a new way of life, a chance to start all over again. These thoughts have been borne out in practice, because following in the steps of the early pioneers men have found greater freedom, both economic and religious, thus benefiting not only themselves but mankind as a whole.
Helpful and important as these explorations and expeditions have been, of far greater help and importance is the discovery of the Science of Christianity, which reveals the spiritual universe. This indeed brings to human thought a new world, a world of freedom, health, peace, and security.