["The one thing we have in common, which ties us all eternally together, is the father motherhood of God.... As we understand and express our universal sonship, we can communicate through love and perception with all our brother men."]
We are living in an age of potentially universal communication.
We have the technology by means of which one man's words could be heard by all men, virtually simultaneously.
In all the wonders of the space age, surely nothing is more breathtaking than to listen to the clear and calm voices or see the images of explorers on the moon, conveyed back to us on earth with such fidelity across a quarter of a million miles of space.
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with contributions from Roy Garrett Watson, Charles Henry Gabriel, Carl B. Rechner, William Henry Alton, The Christian Science Board of Directors | August 1971
By George D. Wallett with contributions from Ruth Wallett | August 1971
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