Are you sure?
This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed.
EDUCATION
True knowledge dwells in real consciousness and is the expression of Spirit. From the standpoint of absolute Christian Science it is not acquired. It is an essential characteristic of Mind and belongs to each of us by virtue of his demonstrable sonship with God as His reflection.
God is the source of all ideas, and these ideas are always active and at hand. The universe of Spirit is clearly discerned by the real man. Actually man's perception of spiritual reality is constant, continuous, and uninterrupted; his background is that of endless perfection, his future that of unfolding glory as the forever reflection of his Maker.

April 25, 1953 issue
View Issue-
"GO FORTH, AND STAND UPON THE MOUNT"
HELEN H. SPANGLER
-
EDUCATION
BRUCE KLINGBEIL
-
TURN TO THE LIGHT
ARVA M. KNOWLES
-
LOVE IS ALWAYS THE WAY
RICHARD P. PALMER
-
"DEITY WAS SATISFIED"
ELLA H. HAY
-
THE NEED OF INDIVIDUAL DEMONSTRATION
ALFRED SCHNEIDER
-
AFTER THE LECTURE
Gerald Stanwell
-
CONCERNING OUR CHILDREN
Richard J. Davis
-
PROGRESS IS SPIRITWARD
Robert Ellis Key
-
SUBSTANCE
Mary M. Hitchcock
-
When Christian Science found...
Laura J. Truax
-
While I was visiting at my sister's...
Annie L. Alford
-
Several years ago a leading orthopedic...
Mary Tompkins Freeman with contributions from Charles B. Tompkins
-
I am very grateful to God for...
Nancy M. Orchard with contributions from Ronald S. Orchard
-
My introduction to Christian Science...
Bess N. Kohn
-
I wish to express my heartfelt...
Jean Munier
-
Many years ago the textbook,...
Elsie E. Edwards
-
Human words seem inadequate...
Eleanor Taylor
-
With a heart full of gratitude for...
Harriet L. Hand
-
The testimonies in our periodicals...
Helen Thomson
-
Signs of the Times
with contributions from N. J. McLellan, Warner Muir, Earl L. Douglass, Elmer R. Burry, Angelo Patri