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Christian Science makes it very clear that God is All. Since He is All, He must be one and therefore individual.

Every divine command is for the development, progress, and benefit of humanity. Every divine command is imperative because it emanates from Principle, Love, the all-loving, all-knowing Mind.

Sincere students of Christian Science are always on guard against giving any power to the false beliefs engendered by error. As listeners, viewers, and readers these students are alert to mortal mind's subtle influence, which is evident through the continuous barrage of propaganda flowing from radio, television, and the press, urging material remedies for the solution of the problems facing mankind.

" One holy church of God appears Through every age and race, Unwasted by the lapse of years, Unchanged by changing place. " Humanity has always worshiped some form of deity.

Christian Science teaches that since God, Spirit, is the only creator, creation is spiritual and perfect. The creations of God are never material or finite, but are spiritual and infinite.

Mediocrity of performance is often due to limited beliefs about oneself, or about another, entertained in consciousness. Sometimes, because of timidity and self consciousness, or because of the strong belief in the law of heredity, or the belief of having had a moderate education, individuals feel themselves to be deficient.

Speaking of the Manual of The Mother Church in "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany," Mary Baker Eddy makes this significant statement ( p. 230 ): "Its rules apply not to one member only, but to one and all equally.

Within the past decade, research and invention have quickened interest in the plausibility of trips in spaceships to the moon and to Mars. As a result, today more than ever before, mankind in general follows with interest each new step of progress toward interplanetary travel.

CONTINUAL unfoldment of good in consciousness rewards earnest, sincere seeking on the part of the student of Christian Science. One of the blessings made manifest is an increasing appreciation of the spiritual messages taught by the parables.

THE question, "Who am I?" confronts everyone, and the correct answer to it is of great importance. Centuries of knowledge built upon the testimony of the physical senses do not hold the answer.