Editorial December 25, 1971 Issue

No Incurable Trait

Carl J. Welz

People who have studied and practiced Christian Science for any length of time have learned to deny as unreal the suggestion that there can be an incurable disease.

God, the infinite Mind, is All. Man is Mind's perfect idea. So neither God nor man can have any disease. The appearance of disease is, therefore, a suggestion that we are something other than Mind's idea. The claim that some diseases are more easily curable than others is part of the suggestion. We can reject it as no part of ourselves.

In identifying ourselves as God's ideas, it is just as important to see the unreality of an unlovely character trait.

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