If
you should stop the first person you met in the street and say that you had some extraordinarily good news, namely, that there is no such thing as physical causation, your news might not be very graciously received.
With
what serenity does one who speaks the truth face friend or foe! Note the calmness, the assurance, of a witness in a suit at law whose testimony unquestionably is based on certain simple, provable facts.
What
is called depletion is a dream process of the so-called human mind and is utterly unknown to God, divine Mind, whose goodness is inexhaustible, and whose law is imperative.
Few
indeed are the students of Christian Science who, sooner or later, do not find themselves confronted with the age-old question, "If God is infinite good, where does evil come from?
Easter,
with the Anglo-Saxons, was originally a festival in honor of Eostre, the goddess of spring; but its observance by Christians followed a merging of the Jewish feast of the Passover with the celebration of the Master's victory over death.
