Article October 15, 1955 Issue

PROTECTION

ANDREW K. CLINE

Headlines in the newspapers, the voice of the radio, and the frequent about-face reflecting the doubts and fears of humanity need not alarm the student of Christian Science who has learned in a measure to demonstrate the presence and power of the one cause and creator, God, good. To such a student, the following words of the Psalmist have real meaning (Ps. 91:10, 11): "There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling. For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee in all thy ways."

What words of comfort and reassurance are these to anyone seeking the truth of being, the truth of any situation or circumstance. And who has not at some point in his experience had to find some basic answer to life's problems? Who has not at some time found himself needing protection? It is at such times that many have found the answer in the study of Christian Science.

Students of Christian Science recognize that the starting point of all creation, of all being, of all life, is God. They find, through study and application of this Science, that all reality is in and of God and is forever secure. The basic fact of man's existence in God is stated in the first chapter of Genesis and proved by the earnest student early in his experience as a Scientist.

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