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The current interest in do-it-yourself projects appealed to me in a new light the other day when I realized how surely Christian Science enables the student of this Science to rely progressively on himself as he learns of his true relation to God. He finds that inventiveness, inspiration, originality, belong to him as the spiritual expression of omniscient Mind, and he begins to enjoy new skills and fresh viewpoints he did not know were his.

Suddenly , at the height of a storm, our house lights went out. We stumbled around in the darkness till we found a small candle.

During the Reformation a godly man poured forth his acknowledgment of the mighty power of Deity in a hymn that has come down through the centuries with a message of comfort and courage to all Christians. It adjures them to a stronger tenure on divinity, especially in time of trouble.

" Nothing is more inevitable than the truth. It may be challenged, denied, derided, and rejected, but it cannot be reversed.

Mary Baker Eddy , the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, has given to the world a practical, demonstrable religion. Through divine inspiration, Mrs.

ALL of infinite good is included in the divine Mind and belongs by reflection to God's children forever. Not one iota of this perfect good has ever been lost.

Only God can prove the reality and actuality of His infinite divine creation, since He alone is Mind. There is no other Mind to take upon itself the burden of proof regarding what God is and does.

In her writings, Mary Baker Eddy alludes to worlds in a plural sense and to infinite space as filled with spiritual ideas. She stresses the infinitude of Spirit and the universe of Spirit and points to the truth that divine intelligence, Life, and Love fill all space, that the universal law of Love is powerful and all-inclusive.

One usually practices intuitively and confidently what he understands thoroughly. Logically, then, when one understands Christian Science clearly and professes its teachings as his own, he practices it spontaneously, consecratedly.

Mankind often find some pretext for murmuring at their lot. Indeed so common is this tendency that it would appear almost an inborn propensity to regard imperfection as complementary to existence.