Article September 15, 1923 Issue

The omnipresence of God, Spirit, which Christian Science...

Marie C. Hartman, Committee on Publication for Holland,—The Hague

Het Vaderland

The omnipresence of God, Spirit, which Christian Science emphasizes, precludes the possibility of matter having any real being; and this teaching accords to matter merely an objective existence,—in fact, it considers it a wrong concept of the unenlightened human mind. In the measure that men really learn to think—that is, learn to express thoughts based on divine Principle and the law of true being—they begin to cognize the spiritual reality behind the material seeming,—that reality in which God, Spirit, is All-in-all.

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