Editorial July 30, 1979 Issue

God's grace reverses Adam's disgrace

Naomi Price

Nothing is more precious to humanity than the grace of God. Divine grace is the action of the bright shining of God's abundant, impartial love for His creation. We feel its effects as it penetrates the Adam-dream of life in matter and dissolves ignorance and false belief, thereby healing the discords that are their objectification.

God's grace comes to humanity through the Christ. The true idea of God touches thought and uplifts it from mortal belief to the recognition of true, immortal being—to the understanding that the real man is wholly spiritual and spiritually whole, governed in perfect harmony by divine law.

Mortals do not have the power to elevate themselves, unaided, from earthly belief to heavenly understanding. More than human intelligence is required. God, divine Mind, through His gracious mercy, imparts the inspiration that awakens us from the disgrace of believing in life as mortal, material, separate from divine Spirit, to the consciousness of true being in the perfect likeness of immortal Love.

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