The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-08

| pooSlpie to couCelVe OL mlnQ 1llled with ideas, yet unexpressed; for a mind with no expression is not a mind but blank. How do you know that a rock has no mind and no ideas? ] Why simply because it has no expres- sion, for where there are ideas there is expression. The infinite Mind there fore, is filled with an infinite number of ideas or thoughts, which must be expressed, and the activity, the ex- pression, the manifestation of these ideas constitutes man and the uni verse. Gods ideas express Him in countless spiritual forms. As Gods ideas we exist in Him and because we exist in Him the Scriptures so de- clare that Gin him we live, and move, and have our being"
 There is a further quality of an idea which it will be necessary for us to consider. An idea has no ability to do anything or to be anything except as the idea of the mind in which it exists. It cannot change itself and so become more, or less, or different than mind intended it should be, be- cause it has no volition of it's own and must of necessity express exactly what mind intends it should express. For example,: If you have a thought of love for your neighbor, this idea can not get away from you and change itself into a thought of hate. The idea in Mind must of necessity ex- press exactly what Mind intends they should express. Now the real man is, as we have shown, the perfect idea of infinite Mind, and has only divine vOli- tion. He has therefore no ability to choose to do evil or to be sick, nor can he ever become separated from then Gods idea Gods image and like ness, has all the qualities of God, and not single quality that is not of Him. , He is therefore healthful and holy; perfect spiritual and immortal.
 What are these qualities which man as the idea of infinite Mind must manifest? The various terms for God define His nature, and every synonym | is used because it expresses some i quality of Deity which was not so readily apparent in any other term, Life, Truth, Love, Soul, Spirit, Prin- terms for Mind. each expressing it's own peculiar character yet readily in 1 terchangeable with any other term, so 1 that it is just as correct to say that man is the idea of Life or of Love as to say that he is the idea of Mind.
 Life, Truth and Love are the three terms that together express Mind most completely, and man.who is Minds idea expresses Life in perfect, health full, immortal existence, expresses Truth in his manifestation of spiritual being, which alone is real and true, duu eApleoSeS LoFS III Lne iHlIllIG manifestation of the goodness of God
 UNHEALTHY OF MATTER
 Because it is true that man is the idea of infinite Mind he cannot be ma-' terial, and this material body will have to be accounted for in some other way. Matter seems very real to the human mind, yet the deepest material thinkers maintain that matter has no existence in and of itself. They say that it is simply a manifestation of law. Our education has been such that we have accepted any material object such as iron or wood, or stone, to be very real and substantial and 1 having this reality and substantially within itself It can readily be seen that the seeming substantially of a piece of iron is not within the iron, for if the material laws of cohesion and attraction which bind the atoms and molecules together, the law of  gravitation which gives the iron weight and the various other laws which go to make up it's material ap- bearing were removed the iron would vanish into nothingness. So these ma terial thinkers see and admit that mat ter is simply manifestation of ma terial thought, but they go on with a line of thought which maintains that Infinite Being
 Now Christian Science agrees with them in admitting that matter is sim ply an expression of thought but denies absolutely that this thought is of God. On the contrary it main