Editorial February 18, 1950 Issue

UNLABORED MIND

Robert Ellis Key

Christian Science throws light upon the problem of human existence and reveals the way to experience unlabored progress in the place of struggle and toil. The Mind that makes all, moves all, and knows all is the divine Mind, the Mind of which Paul speaks when he writes (Phil. 2:5), "Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus." This Mind is the Mind of man, yours and mine, and no other man exists except the man who is mindful of Mind.

Human beings find themselves transformed in the degree that the one Mind is understood. The putting off of the human mind is not an abandonment of any aspect of real Mind, for what is called the human mind is synonymous with limitation, fear, and short-lived existence.

In Christian Science there is no confusion concerning Mind, for Mary Baker Eddy has written in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 469): "We can have but one Mind, if that one is infinite. We bury the sense of infinitude, when we admit that, although God is infinite, evil has a place in this infinity, for evil can have no place, where all space is filled with God."

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