The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-30

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~. ne ray OF agh - one with tue |
sun. vet no part OF g.. 40 in quality
man IL one with God. as idea Is one
with the Mind which creates and
mapifcrtA a. yet holds II forever
Within ia own being.
Man then is mental. not physical
That ia made plain boy simple mos.
tratiou. No doubt every one IN tnl-
audience has loved ones. What -
Il In these loved ones that calls forth
this apecial regard Ia ~ phyEique'
primarily no. for physlcauty Is rela
tive. and one whose body might be
i'm mporfect. whose physical beauty
might fan far short ~ the standard
il often loved more than an Adonls
II n ip physicality which constitutes
man. II were wise to select thf
physically perfect upon whom In he
STOW affection. but too often snch
perfection cluaks an unlpVabie per
/ sornIity. while the invalid or pays
ically deficient may have noble
/ character. No. plainly. one 'ottH
something above and beyond the
physical. and that object or love car
/ bo only the thought, the idea OF
Mind In this idea one finds heart
desire. fitness goodness. all loVahlc
qualities. qualities enduring, depend '
I able. ever present. Man IN sufeiN
/ idea. and 1t is this idea, not the NOR
tai body which is the individually
and Identity ot man.
Unity Dcmoustraldc.
when man begins 10 learn IN"
profound significance OF nc avn"
UNITY. he begins TO throw or th'
limitations uf ignorance. Man being
Indissolubly linked by Science to III :
Mst.~ and rnaaessing forever the
qualities OF tho infinite Principle
the learner sees that his achieve
mcnt ls limited In no proper direc-
tlon OF thought, that indeed al tha'
the Father has II his. In the degree
Of hls apirituaf apprchcrs sion " tn.
great fact OF the oneness OF God aud
man. he sees how 81 was possible 10.
Jesus To prove that unity, or atone
mcnt. and so TO make the atone
mont. So, also, in the ddgrcc OF his
spiritunlity, he himself begins 70
, prove for himself this at'one-ment
, thus working out MS own SilFatloi
, In obedience to the Scriptural com
mand. secure III the aSsu' an1e'
lIt is God that workcth In YOU ]
IL evident that the desire TO SIN o
the ability to SIN cannot be prrscn
with the realization OF mans divln'
Iunlty with good for sin IL a ee
% parture from good, and could d.
pregent. even in belief. in the sup
posed absence. only, Of God. Bu
!, Gods omnlprescnce Is evilsf neNe
u presence. Thus the learner ratche
a glimpse OF the infinite possib'lltlo
Of man at ono with God ana u
o strives henccfurth TO be like Him l
have the divine likeness. Gods eV
e erprcsence IL the cverpresence Q
- Good. and where God is, there
n man also.
;. And SO because God ia all Beinl
y and has within Himself the quali
o ties of Being. We Christian Scien
% lists are striving to be like HIN
a Because God is Spirit, we are work
N ing to become spiritual in though
& and deed. Because God is Trutl
% ya must he truthful Because Go
ie Ia Love. we should be loving, loN
able. lovely. Because God Is PIN
l. ciple, we are endcavoring to he prin
N Cipled in all our ways. Chrlstla
Scientists are no longer saustie
4 with former standards OF honest,
70 we are learning that man may 7
n sincere and earnest ana yet nay
g little apprehension OF Principle. IT
n future OF mankind under the go'
ls pruuent OF Principle is foreshow
Nd I'm the progress OF Christian Sciei
Is lists today. let me illustrate no
n the leaven OF Principle Is workiT
re I'm human lives. Two Christie
10. Scientists boarded a train at u
It, dinner hour and passed at on
nd from the Pullman to the dlnt
he Their destination reached, they oil
o. covered that their tickets had n
" been taken up. Now in the old WI
L OF thinking these men would dout
CO less have torn UP their tlcke
e. saved them for future use, or pc
70 hans sold them, but they had cor
m. to know God as Principle and mi
nJ as the expression OF Principle q
10 no they couldn't rest until they h
nc acted to their highest sense OF Pr
,lj pie. They decided to send I
no tickets In TO the general offices
~ the railroad, with letter or exp
no nation. Some weeks later, lett
"A came from the general manager
A. the road, thanking them Tor ASST
n ance in correcting detect
IA, method OF handling tickets on u
train.
4 Christ Jesus the Way.
nj liz II sacriligious TO claim on
in unity with God7 Paul tells ms II
ma Christ Jesus. whom all Christia
~ accept as the oxemplar being in
sr likeness Of God. thought It not re
,er berry to be equal with God on
= l.s) Jesus made the atonement,
as proved his unity with God ana
re become NhIAHs W bNoA 49,
,rd Christ, THE divine manifeslat
his of God" IS. & H., p. 5S3-1Ol
a vicarious sacrifice was "ompl
I'M self denial utter remuneration
nat material self-hood, or life In matt
MAI with its false pleasures and pain,
mai sin, disease, discord, and dea
, a. The way OF the cross was the
nv out OF matter, out OF personal ser
INC And on that day OF days when Je
nv had taken every human toots
NOT along the way and stood triumph
yas over matter. the world the file
on. and all evil, his was the leavel
ryg lump wherein no grain OF matt
ncs ality remained, wherein the C
ms sciousness OF spiritual selfhood
iIs- complete. And so the real Je
A ascended TO the Father, found
'uct true being in Spirit Thus nc wor
.ca out run salvation from ain, disei
low and death. and thus Christ Je
'cvs became The Way for all manki
4, Contemplating the example
saT~ Jesus and considering his comma
a. III any man will come attor
Iiua let him deny himself the Christ
az Scientist obediently enters an u
Goa denial OF physical selfhood and
-, deavors to be the man God mad
"t' the Image and likeness of Sp