Article December 3, 1966 ISSUE

Seeing the Perfect Man

RALPH CASTLE

An attorney-at-law engaged to represent a client in court draws on his accumulated knowledge of jurisprudence. He also turns to legal textbooks for scientific guidance. These include directions as to the procedure which he should follow to present his case to the best advantage.

Christian Science practitioners are likewise engaged to invoke the spiritual law applicable to what is termed a case, so that the one in bondage to false, material beliefs may regain his freedom. And similarly the practitioner immediately draws upon his accumulated understanding of the truth that makes men free and at the same time refers to the textbook of Christian Science, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," and other writings by Mary Baker Eddy, for counterfacts and precedent.

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