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The art of true listening and true hearing is learned through the undivided love of God, infinite good, which Christian Science quickens and sustains in every sincere student. But until this Science of Christianity taught us to reason only from the standpoint of God's allness—absolute Truth—our way of thinking was haphazard and its results were unsatisfying.

JESUS was walking by the Galilean sea when he saw the two brothers, Simon Peter and Andrew, who were fishermen. To these men the Master extended the simple, loving invitation ( Matt.

WHEN faced with a problem of disease, confusion, lack, or with some other difficulty, do we see the joy in overcoming it? God, good, is All-in-all, and the great joy of life is to prove this true. Facing whatever appears to contradict God's allness and goodness with the understanding of God as the only Mind shows the seeming contradiction to be but an error of material sense.

TODAY as in centuries past, impersonal evil in its various disguises is challenging the right of Christianity to survival. Today's warfare appears to be between political philosophies, but that is only its surface disguise.

THE one all-inclusive God can never know frustration or inactivity. Deity being omniactive Life, His creation cannot become stagnant, but must be rightly active.

IT was the Sabbath in Jerusalem. The pool of Bethesda, as the Gospel of John reveals, was the gathering place for invalids who had been informed that at certain times an angel would descend into the pool, stir up the water, and give it healing power, so that the first one who entered would be healed.

GOD is cause. The entire universe is the effect of this divine and only cause.

IN the realm of human existence it is considered impossible for anything material to be in two places at once, to be here and at the same time to be somewhere else. Yet the science of mathematics is always available everywhere, never confined partially or wholly to any one place.

" LIKE our nation, Christian Science has its Declaration of Independence. God has endowed man with inalienable rights, among which are self-government, reason, and conscience.

THE fabric of man's individuality becomes apparent in human experience in proportion as we gain the true idea of God, as revealed in Christian Science, and realize that man reflects in countless combinations all the spiritual qualities of divine Principle, Love, Mind, Soul, Spirit, Truth, Life. In other words, man's individuality, spiritual, perfect, and complete, begins to appear in human experience as we admit into consciousness the Christ, or spiritual idea of sonship, and strive to live the revelations of this ideal.