Article January 6, 1951 Issue

A RELIGION TO DEMONSTRATE

KATHRYN LANEY VEAZEY

As Christian Scientists progress, they find that Mary Baker Eddy's revelation of Truth is not just a philosophy to read about, not only a religion to believe in, not merely something to turn to occasionally in order to be healed of a physical disorder, but something to demonstrate.

It is perhaps each one's experience that whereas he once talked about this new-found Science, rejoiced when it healed him, used it with gratitude as a solution to human problems, it has gradually become a deeply rooted part of his life. His consciousness of the glorious reality of true existence is more continuous; spiritual substance is more real to him than the material counterfeit.

Spiritual redemption must be the ultimate goal of each one who claims to be a follower of our Way-shower, Christ Jesus. This, of course, comes as individual unfoldment. Each one finds his own way according to desire, humility, and obedience. Jeremiah said (29:13), "Ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart."

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