Article June 11, 1979 Issue

Home protection

LAURA E. LOVETT MURPHY

We hear a great deal about systems designed to protect our homes from fire and burglary. What is our response? Do we accept the claim that such devices can ensure our safety? They may be useful; but are we alert to recognize the primary importance—and practicality—of conscientious prayer to guard our homes?

Intelligent prayer for the place we call home includes the recognition that our true home is wholly spiritual in nature, for it is heaven, harmony. We find home in the consciousness of our unity with God, our Father and Mother. This home is free from destruction, robbery, or intrusion.

Destructive fire is disorderly. It has no place in the universe of Principle, God, which is characterized by perfect order that permits no destructive element.

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