Article November 19, 1904 Issue

God's Relation to Man

THOMAS E. SCANTLIN.

I have learned so much and gained so much through reading our periodicals, that I feel the longing common to all loyal hearts to add my mite to the wealth of love that comes as a continuous stream through these channels.

It was after studying Science and Health, and while reading from the Sentinel and Journal the other afternoon, that I felt impelled to write. For days previous I had been apparently under a cloud. I could not get a clear vision of God and my heart was troubled. While thus striving to obtain a clearer understanding, suddenly the clouds parted and my prayer was answered, at least in part, and this is the manner in which the truth came to me,—

If God is Mind, divine Principle, is this Principle conscious, as we understand consciousness? and the answer was, how could He be the all-knowing Mind and not be conscious? God is the only consciousness.

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