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When the inspired prophets of the Old Testament received their wonderful revelations of Truth, these visions were frequently recorded in language which was symbolic. In the New Testament the statement of the truth became clearer.
We are living in an age of new and remarkable discoveries of atomic power, and we may feel that the atom belongs to relatively recent scientific research. The development and grasp of atomic power is a modern achievement, but the theory of atomism is an ancient philosophy, dating back to about 460 B.
THE very word "adventure" quickens thought. It holds promise of discoveries.
HOW much happier the world would be, how much more joyous and secure our lives, if there were full obedience to the commandment ( Ex. 20:15 ), "Thou shalt not steal"! If one watches a few birds feeding, one sees that they sometimes rob one another of morsels of food.
" ART thou still unacquainted with thyself?" queries Mary Baker Eddy in "Retrospection and Introspection" ( p. 86 ).
THE other day a brilliant young physicist, who had helped in the work of perfecting the atomic bomb, came to our house and asked for an interview with a member of the household who is a newspaper reporter. Having returned to civilian life, this physical scientist was bending every effort to arouse the public to the impelling urgency of international unity.
THE Biblical statement found in the first chapter of Genesis, that man is made in the image and likeness of God, arrests attention. Since God is everlasting Spirit, His reflection, man, must be everlastingly spiritual.
PEACE! How the ages have longed for it, and how elusive it has seemed to both men and nations! Few there are who have attained a satisfying sense of peace of mind, body, or associations. Yet for nineteen centuries there has been before the world a sure way to peace.
IN all God's universe, and there is no other, nothing is lost. Nothing real, no true idea or individuality, is ever lost.
OUR revered Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, tells us on page 323 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures": ''The effects of Christian Science are not so much seen as felt. It is the 'still, small voice' of Truth uttering itself.