Students
of the Bible and of the writings of Mary Baker Eddy gain the assurance that death is not a finality or, indeed, a reality but a lie or deception that must be overcome, here or hereafter, through the understanding that God is man's life.
Day
by day and minute by minute each of us is presented with the necessity of questioning or accepting the innumerable thoughts that come to him in his daily experience and of having to make decisions about them.
Sometimes
because of a need for adjustment in human relationships one may be tempted to believe that desired peace is only to be found in a change of the place in which he resides or works.
