Editorial July 7, 1973 Issue

Supply, Not Money

Geoffrey J. Barratt

Are you short of money? Christian Science can revolutionize our attitude toward money by making clear our real needs and then showing what genuinely satisfies them.

In breaking the hold that money (or the lack of it) may have on us, we do well to clear up a common and confusing conclusion: that supply is money and money supply. Christian Science makes a most meaningful and practical distinction between the two. And clarity on this point aids our demonstration of supply.

Supply is spiritual, expressed in ideas. These ideas come from Spirit, which is infinite good, and the Christ reveals them. Supply is as close as our realization of God's spiritual ideas, and is as immediate as the presence of God. To spiritual sense, substance is indivisible and everlasting. It is not something that can be counted.

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