Article June 4, 1938 ISSUE

True Security

CAROL BOOTH

We hear much today about security. Laws are enacted for the purpose of ensuring one's security at a certain age, of providing him with money so that he will not have to work; in other words, giving him financial independence. In the maze of conflicting opinions on this subject Christian Science comes to our rescue to enlighten and clarify, for it shows that an individual's true security and independence rest in his understanding of God, in seeing his oneness with God and his infinite protection from all that would limit, fetter, or dismay him.

Webster defines security as, "Freedom from fear, anxiety, or care; confidence of power or safety, hence assurance; certainty." God's love, which enfolds each and every one of His children, provides freedom from fear, anxiety, care of every sort; and an understanding of divine Love is the only sure provision there is against these beliefs.

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