Editorial June 13, 1959 Issue

THOUGHTS AT COMMENCEMENT

Harold Molter

During the month of June thousands of young men and women are at the threshold of new experiences in advanced study or at the beginning of a life career. Christian Science offers to these young people, as well as to all who are engaged in useful activity, valuable aids for the successful achievement of worthy aims and ambitions.

The basis of all truly successful and satisfying endeavor is a clear and progressive understanding of God and man and the application of this understanding in daily living. A knowledge of Christian Science is the basis of this true understanding and demonstration.

Christ Jesus, the most successful man who ever lived, attributed his success to his understanding of God and to his obedience to God's will. He said to the disciples who urged him to take food (John 4:32), "I have meat to eat that ye know not of"; and then he explained, "My meat is to do the will of him that sent me, and to finish his work."

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