Editorial July 10, 1976 Issue

Decisions

Naomi Price

There are so many and such complex ones to be made. Most people make several every day, and Hamlet's "to be, or not to be" quandary may seem elementary to heads of state, judges and jury members, modern business executives who must select equipment costing millions, and even family shoppers who have to pick their way through the multiple options of the supermarket. "If only there were an infallible intelligence I could consult" is a frequent longing.

Christian Science maintains that there is such an intelligence. It reveals God to be divine, omniscient Mind and man to be God's manifestation, eternally one with Him. So, whatever our problem, we can always look to Him for guidance. When we have to decide what, which, who, when, or where—no matter how big or small the issue may be—we should feel confident that God, Mind, infinite intelligence, can show us the solution.

But how do we qualify for this direction?

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