Article January 7, 1911 Issue

To sum up Mrs. Eddy's teachings, plainly she realized...

New Amstel Magazine

[New Amstel Magazine.]

To sum up Mrs. Eddy's teachings, plainly she realized to the full that there is but one right way to do anything, and to do this one right thing always—not part of the time—will ultimately lead to harmonious conditions, thus proving the Master's statement that "the kingdom of heaven is within you." Following this ideal doctrine to its logical conclusion, if every one simultaneously set about learning exactly the right thing to do, then doing it literally, how soon do you suppose it would be before the entire world would lose its sense of fear, of hate, of selfishness, and of imperfection? Mrs. Eddy simply thought and lived the Master's gospel of love—of non-resistance; and, by the way, it is generally conceded that all orthodox Christians also embody his teachings in their creeds.

Is it quite the correct thing to condemn either man or woman for not only knowing the truth, but also putting it into practice? This is what Mrs. Eddy has done, and she has done it successfully.

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