Article December 13, 1958 Issue

"WHERE IS THY VICTORY?"

JAMAE WOLFRAM RICHARDSON

Students of the Bible and of the writings of Mary Baker Eddy gain the assurance that death is not a finality or, indeed, a reality but a lie or deception that must be overcome, here or hereafter, through the understanding that God is man's life.

Sooner or later the opportunity to make practical this understanding comes to each of us. Often the passing of loved ones causes us to turn unreservedly to God, divine Love. "Then," Mrs. Eddy tells us in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 322), "we begin to learn Life in divine Science."

Even the word "death," which according to one dictionary definition means the "cause or occasion of loss of life," is seen in Christian Science to be a misnomer; for Life, God, is eternal and can never be lost to the divine image, man.

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