Article July 22, 1967 Issue

Demonstration Demands Consistency

RUTH GEGGIE MERNER

As the individual awakens to his need for stability and dominion over his problems, he is ready to listen to a source higher than the finite human mind. As he listens, he finds that to achieve spiritual dominion he must bring both his thoughts and his acts into accord with the nature of the divine Mind, God. Not only moral agreement with divine law is demanded of him, but also spiritual unity with divine Spirit.

How can we lead lives consistent with divine Spirit?

Christian Science reveals that our true selfhood is God's reflection. Whatever reflects the nature of God is included in the real man, for effect is consistent with cause. Whatever is unlike the nature of God is false belief, the mortal sense of existence. To mortal sense it may seem difficult, if not impossible, to reflect the purely spiritual nature of God. But to spiritual sense, our awareness of the unchanging goodness of God, spirituality is natural and spontaneous.

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