Editorial August 12, 1939 Issue

Man's Identity

Evelyn F. Heywood

Spirit alone is that which identifies man. In his conscious oneness with and exemplification of God, man fulfills the purpose for which he exists, to bear witness to the nature and infinite manifestation of the one divine cause.

As men come to see themselves no longer as mortal, no longer as representatives of that which decays and dies, but as the representatives of that which is spiritual and eternal, the arguments of false identification which impose their penalties of disability and disease, of limitation and failure, will cease to operate. "Call no man your father upon the earth: for one is your Father, which is in heaven," said Christ Jesus.

In the intimate relationship of Father and son, whereby man inherits his full birthright of knowing and expressing that wherewith he is identified, the spiritual nature of true being is represented in each individual, and will continue to be so represented throughout eternity.

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