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IN the first chapter of Genesis, God is revealed as the only creator. In the same chapter man is declared to be made in God's image, reflecting His dominion over all the earth.

TO awaken to the spiritual fact that man is God's image and likeness, and that the universe is created and controlled by God is the great need of today. Mortal mind claims to present a world of confusion, fear, and distress.

WHAT joy familiar landmarks bring to the traveler returning home as happy memories surge into his thought! The homeward-bound mariner nearing port with his precious cargo-laden ship is happy when he sights a well-known object, because that welcome view means journey's end of a successful mission. Our inspired Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," cites the real and progress-making landmarks of Science.

A MOTHER sat beside the bed on which lay her small daughter. The child had a high fever, and the illness seemed to be something very serious.

Would you like to help cure divisiveness? Start by seeing that there’s one infinite cause and one infinite effect.

IN the year 1866, with the discovery of Christian Science by Mary Baker Eddy through divine revelation, a method of healing unique and unparalleled since the days of Jesus was made available to the world. It is known as Christian Science treatment.

A PERSON receiving an unassembled piece of mechanism accompanied by directions for putting it together would not expect to benefit by its use until all the directions had been followed. Following half of them would be of no benefit.

Recent discoveries in the field of physical science compel us to recognize that the safety and progress of the race depend on righteous thinking and the resulting constructive use of these discoveries. Harnessing atomic energy to means of destruction has hastened the conclusion that we must direct every thought to the promotion of peace, if we are to realize the promise of future progress latent in the progress mankind has already made.

During a trying business experience, when it seemed as though intimidation were being used to force her to submit to certain conditions, a Christian Scientist was greatly helped by the admonition, "Maintain your poise!" Considered humanly, poise may be an acquired trait which helps one meet the vicissitudes of mortal existence with composure. This sense of poise, based upon education and training, is at best superficial.

Some years ago there appeared in The Atlantic Monthly a charming essay entitled "Home to Him's Muvver," in which the author said that a three years old child always ended her tales of amazing adventures with these words: "An' him went home to him's muvver. " This child in her baby way expressed the natural seeking by the human heart for comfort and security from its uncertainties and perplexities.