Article April 30, 1966 Issue

"The day of salvation"

ANNA BOHN

Mrs. Eddy writes: "Now cried the apostle, 'is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation,'—meaning, not that now men must prepare for a future-world salvation, or safety, but that now is the time in which to experience that salvation in spirit and in life. Now is the time for so-called material pains and material pleasures to pass away, for both are unreal, because impossible in Science."  Science and Health, p. 39;

The word "now" brings a joyous and helpful realization that now, today, no matter what the circumstances may be, we can start to work out our life's problems in a Christianly scientific way, assert our freedom, and be happy, well, and satisfied.

Christian Science is not only spiritual Science but also a practical religion. It not only lifts the readers and students of it through inspiring promises into an elevated state of thought but gives them a solid foundation on which to stand. Through reading and studying the Bible and the writings on Christian Science by Mrs. Eddy, and through right reasoning from the basis of divine Truth, we shall find a solution of our problems and work out our salvation from all discord. We shall lose the desire to sin; we shall overcome diseased beliefs and rise above fear and all errors of finite, personal sense.

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