Sooner
or later, for each one of us, all other considerations as a basis of action must make way for us to follow our Master in his acknowledgment of God's omnipotence, as he prayed, "Not my will, but thine, be done.
Most
of us can bear witness from actual experience to the general belief in the error so tersely expressed by Pope in the words, "Man never is, but always to be blest.
Because
of the commonly accepted meaning of the word save, humanity has become accustomed to believe in the possibility of an experience of so-called loss.
When
one gains, through the study of Christian Science, ever so slight a knowledge of divine metaphysics, he knows that it is impossible to blame any one but the false sense of self for what seems to be wrong, because all that he is conscious of is the externalization of his own thought.
