Article February 18, 1967 Issue

Good is Omnipresent

CAROLINE M. SMILEY

Christian Science teaches that God, good, is All. Then it must follow that good is everywhere. There is no room for evil in the realm of God's allness. Therefore, evil is not real; it has no entity, no substance, no life, no being.

When one turns wholeheartedly to Christian Science and accepts this allness of good without any reservation, he is claiming the truth. The implication must be that his true being, his only selfhood as a son of God, is untouched by the belief of mortality in all its various forms of sin, disease, and death.

To discern the allness of God, good, in spite of the testimony of the material senses, is practicing Christian Science. In the degree that we understand this omnipresence of good, in that degree does the demonstration of good in one's human experience appear.

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