The
strength and unshakability of Christian Science are in the fact that it is founded on the rock of Truth, unchanging Principle, and does not depend for its origin or continuance on any person or persons.
In
her article entitled "An Allegory," on page 323 of "Miscellaneous Writings," Mary Baker Eddy describes the journey of one whom she designates as a Stranger, which started from "'a city set upon a hill,' a celestial city above all clouds, in serene azure and unfathomable glory.
A child
in the lower grades, who was a Christian Scientist, was startled when her teacher asked the class to bring in the next day, an imaginative composition on, "How I Broke My Leg.
There
is a door which is never closed, which stands wide open, leading into the sunshine and beauty of Soul, and it is the door of the spiritual senses.
