Editorial January 22, 1955 ISSUE

WORKING FOR THE WORLD

Helen Wood Bauman

To succeed in any undertaking, one needs to comprehend the conditions confronting him. To work effectively for the world through Christian Science, one must grasp world problems in their metaphysical aspects. For instance, while political and economic confusion seems to derive from complex human situations, Christian Science shows this confusion to be the result, basically, of false views of God.

Men often believe in no God; or else they conceive of Him as a magnified human person rather than as divine Principle. They think of man as a mortal, subject to material laws and limitations, rather than as God's image, dwelling in Spirit and governed by God's will. But a true sense of God and man alone can reform mankind and bring peace to the world.

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