Editorial November 8, 1958 ISSUE

OUR COMMON HERITAGE

Harold Molter

It is recorded in the Bible that the early Christians "were together, and had all things common" (Acts 2:44). They sold their individual possessions to help those who were in need, gathered daily in the temple in Christian unity and affection, and praised God for His good gifts.

All men today have a common heritage, one that, when recognized and demonstrated, will unite them in one grand brotherhood of peace, prosperity, and good will. Our common heritage is revealed in Christian Science.

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