Article May 8, 1920 ISSUE

A correspondent, who writes in a recent issue, is not a...

Charles W. J. Tennant

Paignton (England) Observer

A correspondent, who writes in a recent issue, is not a Christian Scientist, and evidently does not know the difference between Christian Science and all methods in which the human or carnal mind is the only factor at work.

The carnal mind, Paul tells us, is enmity against God. That is, the thoughts of the carnal mind are contrary to the thoughts of the divine Mind, that Mind which was also in Christ Jesus. This is clearly stated by Isaiah as follows, "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the Lord." Christian Science teaches one how to give up the carnal mind and its material methods, and gain the divine Mind and its spiritual means of healing and reforming. The transformation from sickness to health, sorrow to joy, sin to purity, through Christian Science, is certainly not brought about by any suggestions of the carnal mind, but through the renewing of the human mind by the divine Mind.

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