Article July 22, 1922 Issue

Though a correspondent in a recent issue of your paper,...

Albert W. Le Messurier, Committee on Publication for the Channel Islands,

Guernsey Evening Press

Though a correspondent in a recent issue of your paper, in advancing his own viewpoint, rides roughshod over the viewpoints of all denominations, he seems to desire to get back to fundamental truths. So does the Christian Scientist. It is presumably agreed that we should let the Mind of Christ be in us, if we would follow closely his example. This, then, teaches incontrovertibly a state of consciousness, and this Mind is God; and only right thinking can emanate from this one Mind, God. It naturally follows that the right thinking practiced and taught by Christ Jesus would repeat his works, and would destroy wrong thinking with all its bitter fruitage, through the understanding of the truth about the ever present Father. In other words, we would know the truth, and the truth would make us free. From this it will be seen that the carnal mind is false mental suggestion, a lie or delusion. Christian Science is based on the understanding of God, omniscience; and to-day millions are rejoicing in its healing, beneficent effects, awaking humanity to the reality of the kingdom of heaven within,—a kingdom wholly spiritual.

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