Editorial February 20, 1984 Issue

Your day is God's day

DeWITT JOHN

How do you approach a new day? With foreboding? A sense of burden or misery? Or with joy and expectation of unfolding good? A new awakening each day to God's omnipresence can bring to light the wonders of His spiritual creation.

Christian Science gives us a new concept of our day. It takes away the mortal limits—so many finite hours, so many trivia, such a parade of material troubles and pleasures. It enables us to see the new day as the spontaneous unfolding of good—of Life, Truth, Love, and the limitless manifestations of God's infinite nature.

In the Glossary of Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, Mary Baker Eddy gives the following definition of "day" seen metaphysically: "The irradiance of Life; light, the spiritual idea of Truth and Love."

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