Article May 19, 1923 Issue

Truth is invariable, eternal, and demonstrable

Elmer McBurney, Committee on Publication for Northern California,—San Francisco

National Trestle Board

Truth is invariable, eternal, and demonstrable. Christian Science brings to light the truth about God and man, His creation. It teaches that all "square transactions," all good qualities, are reflections of God and not inherent in man. The classification of mankind as Mohammedan, pagan, Jew, or Gentile is not of divine but of human origin. Christian Science maintains the universal brotherhood of man intact as a consequence of the fatherhood and motherhood of God.

That Christian Science is "without limit," and has as its objective the "benefit of the whole human race," is proved by demonstration. The Principle of Christian Science is "God, the Supreme Being, infinite and immortal Mind, the Soul of man and the universe," Mrs. Eddy tells us in "Rudimental Divine Science" (p.1). Could there be a boundary to infinite Mind's or could any part of God's creation be excluded from Mind's beneficent operation? The world has grown respectful of Christian Science. Is it any wonder that humanity, weary of strife, suffering, and sorrow, is turning in countless numbers to a religion which solves every problem and meets every human need? And the world, observing individual regeneration, physical, moral, and spiritual, is forced to acknowledge that Christian Science is indeed the leaven of Spirit, which leavens the whole lump.

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