Editorial May 8, 1978 ISSUE

Being: its oneness and wholeness

Geoffrey J. Barratt

This assertion about being flatly contradicts the way things seem to us as human beings. Yet the oneness and wholeness of being is the truth mankind needs.

"God is like Himself and like nothing else," Mary Baker Eddy notes. "He is universal and primitive. His character admits of no degrees of comparison. God is not part, but the whole." Miscellaneous Writings, p. 102; This basic statement of the nature of God, understood, has enormous and practical ramifications for each of us.

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