Article January 2, 1904 ISSUE

The Science of Truth

MARY B. HOWE.

I had, been reading the article in the June Journal on "Right Thinking," and as I finished, turned my chair so that I could look out of the window at the setting sun and the heavy black clouds rolling up. As I turned, the light shone so directly in my face that it almost blinded me. As I continued to look, however, I soon could see without being dazzled by its brilliancy.

I thought, what a wonderful universe this is, even to mortal sense; what is the sun, what is it that causes the earth to turn on its axis, and what is it that drives the clouds hither and thither, sometimes floating gently, at other times driven furiously in storm, sometimes near the earth and sometimes far above it? I thought and thought, and question on question arose, but the answer to all was plain to me through the understanding of Christian Science.

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