Article December 21, 1963 Issue

Youthful Dedication

[Of Special Interest to Young Men and Women]

ANDREW WILSON

Young people who have accepted Christian Science for themselves have before them the fine opportunity of a lifetime of service to God, of seeing the allness of Spirit and the nothingness of matter, and of proving that the kingdom of heaven, harmony, is demonstrable in human experience by the destruction of evil, sin, disease, and death.

The world is thirsting for signs of the omnipotence of good, God, and for proofs that the discords of corporeal sense are unreal. What finer contribution can young people make to mankind's progress than to dedicate their lives to lifting the thought of the world above bondage to materialistic beliefs, which have led it to the verge of self-destruction?

As a journalist, the writer has interviewed hundreds of people from Asia and Africa—thinking people who are helping to run their countries—and among them all he has found a longing for the facts of spiritual being and for an understanding of omnipotent good which can break down limitation. They are unprejudiced minds. Are we ready to feed such hungry hearts as these —and there are millions like them—with the assurance of God's love and abundance, with the spiritual facts of being, which show harmony, health, joy, and satisfaction to be permanent realities, and death, disease, and discord to be nonentities?

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