Editorial November 2, 1940 Issue

Mind's Infinite Resources

ALFRED PITTMAN

WHAT appears in the human view as inadequacy of resources, whether for individuals or nations, is found in Christian Science to be an illusion, an erroneous sense of things, which may be healed as disease is healed. The unreality of any such condition becomes evident when it is recognized that God, the cause and substance of all being, is infinite Mind, infinite good, and that man as His perfect expression coexists with Him. We do not therefore, in reality, exist where anything good can be lacking or limited.

As the Psalmist declared, "No good thing will he withhold from them that walk uprightly." No good thing is withheld from man as he really is.

A vast number of Christian Scientists have seen proofs in their own experiences that this is so. They recognize that they have much more to accomplish in this way, but they have already seen limitation of health, strength, substance, wisdom, and other essentials of true living, give place to far better conditions. Such proofs, to anyone who has witnessed and understood them, stand as unmistakable evidence that the infinitude of good is fully demonstrable for all men.

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