One needs to protect himself for his own false beliefs alone; therefore the only wrong thinker or mental malpractitioner there is or can be is one’s self; — the beam in one’s own eye is the whole of evil. All our warfare is located within the confines of our own thought.
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What can oppose Mind? Does not the allness of Mind make every affirmation of truth instantly available? Of course it does.
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...as one rises higher in the scale of demonstration, he becomes more alert to the human need in order to meet it through divine Love. Her example is a constant rebuke to the student who fancies, that it is a sign of increasing spirituality, when he ignores the human need and feels it is beneath his attention.
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In consequence of what they know, Christian Scientists do not lose hope or peace or faith or love, though the strife of tongues be great, though multitudes in the earth set themselves up against Christianity and proclaim Chaos. Christian Scientists know that God is creator.
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As Christian Scientists we have a vast accumulation of metaphysical ideas: good ideas, wonderful ideas. We affirm these ideas and sometimes even exploit them; but much of the time they remain mere abstract ideas in our thought.
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Love contains, Love maintains, Love sustains, Love does liberate, unbind, unseal and deliver; naught can hinder Love. Love does supply with perfect freedom, Love does furnish, provide, adorn with great liberty. Love does glow, warm, shine, light with its rays of glory.
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The follies and errors of last year, like the dreams of last night, form no part of your actual life experience; and when you repent sincerely and thoroughly, they become as though they had never been. They were written upon the sand. Repentance and restitution have washed them away, for, in Science, the forgiveness of sin is the destruction of sin.
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Love is the fulfilling of the law, and through our study of the Science of Being, we have the blessed privilege of learning Love, and of learning how to love; how to separate the wheat of thought from the tares of mortal sense, gathering the wheat into our consciousness, there to abide for eternity.
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...Christian Science teaches us to look for the motive behind every thought, to learn more of God, to draw from the pure, exhaustless fount of Truth. It teaches us that it is not enough to mean to do right; we must do right. Not enough to have a good motive; we must learn how to express accurately that good motive.
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