Article June 6, 1970 ISSUE

Uninterrupted Unfoldment of ideas

CAROL EARLE CHAPIN

The president of a large corporation was asked why his company's scientists and engineers hadn't discovered some current innovations much sooner. His reply was, "Sometimes we have to wait for God." This man was not a student of Christian Science. However, he had glimpsed a basic teaching of this religion—the limitation of the human mind until it is allied to the divine source of true intelligence, which is God.

Are the impartations of this Mind intermittent? Can they falter, can they cease? Sometimes Christians of all denominations say, "I can't feel any inspiration"; "The right idea hasn't appeared yet"; "I'll have to wait for unfoldment." These statements are only half true.

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