The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-17

knou what Il mSlnS % b Quist and
unafraja. Il ouo Woule IKE . e.
pesos this admirable quality 81 char.
acess, nov y . sod time % stAst.
TNe results justly TIE ebert put
forth. and The BLESSINGS roceived
Wtu more than repay any sacrifices
ce material rsiance ons may tel
10 hes made.
jesus proved this not Only sor
timsel1. but tos ah manktnd. The
courage 10 mauilested W. born
q spiritual understanding. He
could have escaped the 0uoa0xiop:
he had the rover % ~ down bis
human sense Of HE without oOony
q shame. But his mission WoD 70 -
~ Way-shower. 70 Ohov - bon -
- or own work. th4t ~. 20, unaoht
- ro1oemod from uAttoe. - g1ve
the anal peuoS q tmmoetality IN his
resurrection and >soonoIoo. Many did
not believe this proof then. and do not
nov, but he id bis Wogk Thoroughly
and positively that ~ Who choose
may follow hjs example end reap
the Same reward. II eaid. And !,
Il ! b ufted up from the earth, viii
draw al men unto me-" but jeGus
did not wait until the matos3Al body
wss seajed within the tomb % start
making thu demonStSatjen 6 roew-
roctlon. Ne must have recognised
early that y u Z reeusyectjo0 tFum
matter, . rising out q rn>4egtetfty
into spirituality. for his ministry
and works we're q continuous Ind
persistent growth In this .directaan
We, too. may begin 70 mlke this
characterization. In tact SHOULD BE-
gin: for u + - W. are faithful In
proving little things that We are
made rulers over many.
Christian Scienco reveals that
spiritual ideas leed up 70 their divine
origin God. ana 70 the spiritual sense
Of being" (0clonce and Health. p. 49,.
The drse g1tmpee Of Truth, the drst
healing insight into spiritual power.
lifts human consciousness Just that
much ont Of material thinkiug. ono
b one Jesus 6euief and yejected ev-
cry erroneous claim Of mortal mind.
Step By Step he roos above al the
iaise beliefs end trusts q mate
riaiity uutil h. finally asoee from
mortal sight. One cannot expect 70
Immediately mAko the hnAj demon
stzatI0ns he id, but one can or.
tainly begin ct oncc, and can prove
fos himself the truth he updeSstAnds.
~ Soou % he learns 70 rocoeni1e the
opportunities to- proving that come
- him. this means proCysss.
Knswing and prevtne
The problems that. present them
selves are for solution: they ere not
ohstacles. s~tuInbiing blocks. but en-
ebls one 70 prove To his own oAtis-
{setiou the truths he has leayuod.
One may tel that what he known 70
b true y . step beyond that which
he y able 70 prove. but one can
and should keep pace With the &C.
Quisitiou Of knowledge q he Win
md himself With . prepouderapce
Of theory which hs has not sub
stautiated With proof. Theoretically
70 acospt . teisutidc tact q spiritual
truth y only going part way. 10
grasp every opportunity to PROVE Il
estAoH1hsp e IN onois oWn conscious
ness, ana u becomes "a active part
Of hie thiuk1ng. Nhich en- b utl.
llsed With equal power ct any ttms.
Because al q the truths q divine
Science have not been proved n or
human experience q no reason tor
doubling that they are true g cesa
b proved. Loayning % think ,gptI-
u IN educatonal process,
and progress Of the student depends
upon bis correct application q the
a young boy Who had been attsnd-
ing the Christian 6cisnce Sunday
School for . stort time only b.
came poyplexed over some deep3y
metaphysical questions that PIE.
themselves b him. re Init.
mated that unless they were a..
he would b obliged 70
disbelieve anything else that, Was
told him On the subject Recognis-
Inc that 10 had not been trained q
70 think spiritually and
taAt his Arguments WoSe from ~
entirely mAte1ialist3c standpolnt, the
Dtudsnt Of Chrstian Science 70
whom the youth sppsalsd reminded
that whsn he started % school
10 had experienced considerable
With his arithmetic los-
Dons. THIS he definitely ysmeGnbeeed.
but when 10 had mastered TIE sim.
ple problems AZ addition, subtyac.
Ion, division. and multiplication. he
was abb 70 cope With calculatiens
more intricate and involved, and thus
Dolvs the same peoblems that had
been beWildoslug and poSpjexlng b.
fore he he'd taken the necessary Stepo
leAdlne UP % their solution. This q.
eatis&9ed he young Ques.
bat : little later another pgo-
'ound QUESTION spontaneously came
Ioeth. But before The ocieotist
oouid answer. he held up his hand.
T know" 10 oa1d: y must leasn %
Nd and subtract drst." ~ he'd
.aSnod q valuable leooou vory early
b his study Of Christian Schemes.
0BOBUO t3Aku0e WSS90 0uU 9O0y
dssignatss % that Whieh = oppooed
10 divine Mid, and taeseSore VA
eeel. q oovj6n1Iy associated with
ltn1t6d thlnking: and
hat = Why q counet touch the n.
anitude e. divine Mind ana IT. IN.
poootbllitiea THIS NOR.
- Mind eannct - tppecved: y
MT u theeouChH rop66latod and
~ 81. Observation-Disclosures must
y recognized % falee soAeonine:
NJ divine Mind. spiritual ooneciouS-
~, WuDe D put "a, q recognized
y ~ only iptolligonce.
W1DoeW md un0egstendiug can.
10 y ma1ofisliued. LlkeWiss No.
1g1Alty en- tako ~ eognlsAnoo Of
.plTienallfy. Mattoy haa- 10 intel1i-
ysnee, . man1s md hence 40 reality.
Se61neo ~ pse1ee13en
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