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THE question used as the title of this article can be answered only in the affirmative by the unselfed, conscientious individual, who has a deep love for his fellowmen. Our precious Leader, Mrs.

MASS media—television, radio, newspapers, and motion pictures—dwell often upon ideas that have transformed some facet of human existence. It is axiomatic that our experience consists largely of entertaining ideas, or concepts, and that to be successful, we must present them effectively or utilize them wisely.

" THOU shalt call thy walls Salvation, and thy gates Praise" ( Isa. 60:18 ).

THE pace of change in the material world never was more rapid than it is today. The industrial revolution, a century and a half old, has escalated into a technological and scientific revolution that is only now beginning to reach its full momentum.

THE fifth commandment, "Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee" ( Ex. 20:12 ), set forth a fundamental rule with wide implications, including the promise that when obeyed the commandment would assure the reward of long years of active service in the land assigned by God to the children of Israel.

THROUGH the study of Christian Science we learn that our true selfhood is, and always will be, completely spiritual. As we comprehend that man dwells forever in the realm of Mind, God, as Mind's infinite idea, we also become aware that health and harmony are qualities of God, which man possesses by reflection.

DEEP troubles have turned people to God throughout many generations. Frequently individuals have consulted the pastor of their church, the pastor being considered an understanding person dedicated to comforting weary mortals and ministering to their spiritual needs.

ARE we at peace with God and our fellowmen? Or do we have a rebellious sense because of our lot in life? Are we harboring a latent resentment toward some friend or relative? Are we carrying around an unhealed dislike of some business associate or acquaintance? Do we find ourselves questioning the motives and clarity of thought of certain workers in our church or in other churches? The answer to these questions is important since it directly concerns our welfare. Harboring a pet dislike, cherishing bitterness, and balancing a mental chip on the shoulder can influence adversely our well-being and place king-size stumbling blocks in our path.

REFERRING to Christian Science, Mrs. Eddy says in "Miscellaneous Writings" ( p.

TO Christian Scientists, Christ Jesus is the Way-shower. He had such spiritual understanding that his judgments were unerring in their praise or condemnation.