"Well, I won't have to worry about that. I already know man never fell."
That's what I thought when I first heard someone say we should pray each day to overcome a little more of the belief that man fell. As a new student of Christian Science, I had already learned that the Bible story of Adam and Eve—often referred to as the fall of man—was an allegory. So I assumed I knew its unreality.
Only later did I begin to see that the many ramifications of this illusory dream narrative must be exposed and destroyed in human consciousness. Any belief in evil—any belief of living in a material body or material universe, of inharmony, imperfection, limitation, or separation from God—stems from the belief that man fell from his original perfection.
