One
of the beautiful and helpful thoughts which unfold to the student of Christian Science through the study and practice of the teachings of the Bible and Science and Health is this: that his entire inheritance is from God, the divine Mind.
The
fact that God is Principle, "with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning," does away at once with any possibility of either good or bad luck; for belief in luck is belief in chance, and belief in chance presupposes, whether the believer realizes it or not, belief in a fickle or possibly an absentee deity.
In
three of the gospels we read how, directly after his baptism in the Jordan, Jesus was "led up of the spirit into the wilderness to be tempted of the devil.
The
world has reached the point where men must do their own thinking, and not let others do the thinking for them and then follow their dictation, as if they themselves could not think, and as if there were no possibility of the others ever being wrong in their thinking.
IN
the lives of Christian Scientists all over the world there is a great wealth of spiritual treasure laid up, which should be earning interest through the medium of our valuable periodicals.
