Article October 28, 1967 ISSUE

A College Student Writes

Recognizing Man's True Nature

NATHAN A. TALBOT

Christian Scientists are often heard speaking of man's "true" nature. They refer to the "real" man and his spiritual perfection. This concept is quite contrary to the mortal sense of existence human beings appear to experience. Just what is this real man? How can one effectively identify himself with such a spiritual nature and experience it?

That man has a spiritual identity is not a philosophical theory. It is a sound, demonstrable fact. The Bible tells us that God, perfect, complete Spirit, "created man in his own image." Gen. 1:27; A Christian Scientist would follow this fact to its logical conclusion—man's complete, spiritual perfection. Generally, though, people are engulfed in material concepts and assume man's basic existence to be mortal.

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