Article May 14, 1977 Issue

All Needs Met

CARL J. WELZ

Sometimes when something gets in the way of what we want, we have to analyze the problem, find the trouble, and correct it. At other times it isn't necessary to analyze. We simply see the truth, and it eliminates the obstructing error.

In Christian Science both methods are used for healing sickness and for solving other human problems. But whatever method we follow, all problems resolve themselves into one—that of recognizing God as He is and His creation as it is.

God is All, and good. As we become conscious of this and of God's creation reflecting His goodness, we overcome the belief in other realities. Disease and discord are met with truths that prove their unreality. To break free of the beliefs in matter as reality, however, we may need to struggle—analyzing and sifting before rejecting false thoughts and replacing them with the true. But one can do this work before a problem appears.

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