Editorial January 14, 1950 Issue

THE ACTIVITY OF RIGHT IDEAS

Robert Ellis Key

The orderly presentation of ideas as disclosed or revealed by divine Mind ensures an orderly unfoldment of events in human experience. When thinking is based on divine Principle and ideas are seen as the expression of this Principle, then nothing is more natural than a perfect adjustment in human affairs. Each step taken under the guidance of divine Principle will be seen to be governed by divine law. Each idea obedient to this law will operate as law and will unfold in its proper order and fulfill its destined purpose.

There can be no conflicting opinions in the revelation of God's purpose for man. Man's reason for existence is to glorify God; he can only do so by manifesting the law and order of divine Love, which ensure natural progress, health, happiness, and success.

Ideas are productive; that is to say, they produce results—they are not abstractions. All right ideas spring from the divine Mind. All ideas of God are instantly available to man by reflection, and yet man is not overwhelmed by their multiplicity. Obedient to Mind and its inherent orderliness, spiritual ideas appear as they are required and entertained.

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