Article September 27, 1975 Issue

Who's Up Against What?

GEORGE E. J. MAHON

Sometimes we face a problem so vast and so intractable that we feel inadequate to cope with it. In these circumstances it's useful to take a realistic look and see if things are really as bad as they appear.

At the base of any situation, despite all appearances to the contrary, is God, the Principle of all genuine being. This Principle being utterly infinite, there can be no room and no scope for a second or subsequent one. There is only one Principle of being.

This one and only infinite Principle, God, is ever present in the sense of both "here" and "now." Principle is present everywhere, embracing every corner of the earth, filling with spiritual light and power its whole vast universe. Similarly, it is ever present in the sense of the present tense. It always exists "now." It has always existed through what are called aeons of time, and it will always exist throughout all future ages. In fact, Principle is timeless and eternal. It cannot be changed, violated, influenced, inhibited, or frustrated.

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