Article April 24, 1976 Issue

No Breaking Point

DORIS E. WHITFORD

So, you think you've reached the end of your tether? Gone as far as you can go? Mortal sense tells us we're tied to a limited, chancy experience, sometimes smooth, sometimes rough. This false sense of life in matter persuades us we can take so much and no more—that we have a breaking point!

Where in an infinite spiritual creation could there possibly be a breaking point? Christian Science teaches us that God made man neither breakable nor expendable, but absolutely indestructible, immortal, and enduring.

In the human experience trials and testing times compel us to rise above the belief that we can be subject to such impositions into the understanding that God never inflicts adversity on His idea, man. Mrs. Eddy tells us, "Trials are proofs of God's care." Science and Health, p. 66;

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