New-York tribune., 1921-01-02
ADVERTISEMENT.
By AUGUSTA E. STETSON, c. SD.

| "SA "a '"Cu A4Ou every III 'tQal
desh is heir to-" Through Chris
uan Science, religion and medi.
cine are inspired with q div1ner
nature and essence; fresh pin.
Ions are given to faith and under.
standing, and thoughts acquaint
themselves intelllgently with God.
To-day the voice Of the ever-present
Christ is arousing humanity to resist
the claim of a power opposed to Life
and Love, God. The potency Of the
Christ-mind, which Is mans spiritual
Identity, can be demonstrated, when
understood. Christ Jesus proved his
sonship with the Father, and demon.
strated hds "domlnion" over the be.
lief Of death, the dominion" which
God bestowed upon man, whom He
made In His own Image" and "lke-
ness" Genesis l., 23.)
The truth Of scientific being, az
taught by Christ Jesus, and in this
age. by Mary Baker Eddy, is the un.
derstanding Of the supremacy of di,
vine Mind. Truth is working through
universal consciousness, stirring the
claim Of evil to the surface.
The foam and fury Of illeglti-
mate living and Of fearful and
doleful dying should disappear on
the shore Of time; then the waves
Of sin. sorrow, and death beat in
vain.--S1ary Baker Eddy (sct-
erco and Health, p. 203.)
Truth IS soaring on pinions Of light
and love, fulfilling her mission Of pur-
flying and uplifting the great world of
humanity. She Is destroying the hal
luclnations, which becloud the reality
Of mans true being, bis oneness with
his creator. The understanding Of the
Science Of being, or divine metaphys.
les, called by Mrs. Eddy "spirituaI
mathematics" IS inspiring this gen
erntion with higher ideals, It Is NOV.
ing men to holier aspirations, and to
the contemplation Of their oneness
with creative Principle, eternal Life
and Love,-God.
Mind, Spirit, operating through the
ideal man, bursts the bonds Of finite
sense and reveals the glorles Of in
finite Mind, the supreme intelligence.
In whom I'VE live, and move, and
have our being" This Is to dwell an
the secret place Of the most High"
and to abide under the shadow of
| the Almighty" psalm xci)
To those whose life Is hid with
Christ in God" verify "thc Son Of God
Is come" and gives the understanding
that Life Is eternal, and that man Is
immortal.
In this hour. humanity Is meeting
the question, "By which influence are
you governed, by Truth or by error.
by the spiritual senses. or by material
sense--fOr ms q man thinketh in his
heart so Is he'"? The humble Naza-
rene, whom all Christians in this era
profess to follow, denounced the false
thought, the So-called carnal mind.
which results in sin and death, and
declared he came to DESTROY the
works Of the devil. He further pro-
nounccd this devil lie from the be-
ginning. "He [so o-called carnal mind1
was a murderer from the beginning,
and abode not III the truth, be
cause there is no truth in him.
When he speaketh a lie, he speak
eth Of his own: for he is q
liar, and the father Of it, John
will, 49, Christ Jesus earth mis-,
sion was to arouse humanity from the
influence Of this lie. or Adam-dream
Of life and intelligence in matter, to
the truth Of being. Mind, Spirit, Cod
and man as Gods idea or child. He
healed the sick, cast out evils, and
raised the dead, with the Word, or
spiritual thought-forcc, with which
God endowed man. OF the woman
who was helpless, he said that Satan
had bound her, 40, these eighteen
years" (Luke KILL, 16.)
If theologans had followed Christ
Jesus example, and had rendered
unto Caesar the things that are
C@sar's, and unto God the things
that are Gods" humanity would have
resisted the fetters that have bound
all to sin and death. How much we
might have escaped Of the sin Of
idolntry. Of sclf-love, Of selHshness,
personal pride. malice, hatred, resent
ment, revenge. envy, jealousy. the re-
suit Of which Is physical and mental
suffering.-how much agony we would
have been spared. had we understood
Our relation to God and the falslty Of
the belief OF life in blood, sensation
In nerves. sight in the eye, hearing In
the ear, and intelligence In brain. to
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