It
is often said of one who is passing through some seemingly hard experience, that it will be a test of his character; that he will stand or fall as he manifests strength or weakness.
If
we arrange to have a ray of sunlight pass through a prism, and then place a screen so as to intercept the ray, we will notice among other phenomena that the prism has divided the white sunlight into a spectrum of beautiful colors, the colors of the rainbow.
The
human sense of limitation is so universal that it behooves the students of Christian Science to demonstrate the falsity of the sense of lack, in all its varied phases.
Amid
the silence of a starless night fear would voice the ignorance of darkness, and tremblingly seek to hide its godless self among the shaken reeds of personal sense, or else cry out to an unknown God for rescue from its own intimidating delusions.
Not
infrequently we hear it said, "I have experienced some healing in Christian Science; I really believe in it and enjoy studying it, but I do not seem to get from it the complete satisfaction that some people do.
