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The reflection of God, good, is always present in some measure in human consciousness. It is good which makes possible the present achievement of true humanhood.

God , the divine Principle of His spiritual creation, governs His ideas in accordance with His undeviating law of harmony. The relationship between God and man is understood to be perfect because sustained by immutable law.

Not once, but many times, most of us have stood in awe as we looked at some great engineering feat, a bridge, a dam, or a many-storied building. The necessity of a firm foundation has been borne in upon us.

Who would not have a more abundant sense of life? Who would not exchange the restless anxiety of so-called human life for the uninterrupted calm of the Life which is God? Meanings of the word have are to know; to understand; to keep or cherish in mind. Thus the words "he that hath the Son" could mean "he that knoweth the Son.

One of the most glorious revelations God gave to Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science and the Leader of the Christian Science movement, is that of the motherhood of God. For centuries God has been known to believers as the Father of all; and the idea of the fatherhood of God has imparted a joyous sense of His infinite strength, wisdom, guidance, and loving provision for His children.

In the material world physical force is considered to be power and believed to be irresistible in many phases. This belief springs from the theory that life and intelligence are in matter.

In "Miscellaneous Writings'' Mary Baker Eddy says ( p. 307 ), "God gives you His spiritual ideas, and in turn, they give you daily supplies.

Through spiritual understanding of the truths of Christian Science we find the solution of any human problem—physical, mental, or moral. Even though the situation may seem hopeless, one's duty is to use what he knows of the truth, however little that may be.

The stir of peoples everywhere is proof that the Christ, God's perfect idea, is awakening the world to the great issues of Christ's province—the kingdom of heaven. Justice and freedom are being recognized widely as everyone's right.

" Ho, every one that thirsteth, come ye to the waters, and he that hath no money; come ye, buy, and eat; yea, come, buy wine and milk without money and without price" ( Isa. 55:1 ).