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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.
Life, God, is All-in-all. Therefore all creation—all of God's ideas and identities—must be eternally alive in spiritual perfection.
God and His reflection constitute all that exists. Man, the image of God, is the highest idea of God, and man is spiritual, not material.
One marvels at the skill of the architects and builders who are able to restore famous landmarks, ships, buildings, and even entire settlements that have been neglected or that were destroyed many years ago. These experts, however, consider it more or less a routine assignment once they obtain the plans or design of the original.
Perhaps you have heard someone say, "He must be a real Christian; it shows in his face. " Some explain it as a glow, a light, a warmth.
In the garden of Gethsemane, on the night before his crucifixon, Christ Jesus found the disciples asleep and said to Peter, "What, could ye not watch with me one hour?" ( Matt. 26:40.