Editorial December 4, 1954 ISSUE

NOT LUCK BUT LAW

Robert Ellis Key

God is unerring Mind, changeless, perfect, and eternal. This Mind includes the realm of divine law, order, justice, and love. This Mind is the Mind of man, God's idea, who has no source of intelligence other than Mind. These metaphysical statements, however, remain a theory to us until they are proved, and the confirmation of their truth is found in demonstration. Thus as one who has become accustomed to accepting life as a series of interrupted events, under the influence of chance and change, draws nearer to the understanding of the one perfect Mind and recognizes his true spiritual identity as God's reflection, he gives up this false view of life.

The Apostle James described the changeless nature of God when he wrote (1:17), "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning." Who would not wish to live in the conviction that good is changeless and that he can never be deprived of it? Christian Science teaches that God is good, and good is always good; it never changes to evil.

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