Article July 24, 1978 Issue

Incredible good

HUBERTA F. RANDALL

While listening to the news report of a tragic event, I heard myself saying, "It's incredible." There is much in our world today of a devastating nature. But when Mrs. Eddy speaks in Science and Health of the incredible evil coming to the surface, she also speaks of the incredible good: "Science only can explain the incredible good and evil elements now coming to the surface."^{Science and Health p. 83;}

Most people today are aware of the incredible evil in the world, but how many know as much about the magnitude of revealed good? Far too few. Evil is aggressive. It would assert itself as powerful and as something to be feared. The media often unintentionally support this suggestion. Yet Christian Science stresses God's absolute allness and bares the unreal nature of anything not created by God.

There are numerous evidences of God's allness—of healings —recorded weekly, monthly, and quarterly in the Christian Science periodicals. Recent healings include the cure of meningitis and Asian flu, rheumatoid arthritis and epilepsy, heart trouble and ulcerated colitis. Is not this a display of incredible good? Thirty-five years ago I was healed of a back ailment that the medical profession had pronounced incurable. I found Christian Science, and it healed me. The healing has been permanent, and my back is straight and strong.

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