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PUBLISHED BY UNITY TRACT SOCIETY, Unity Building, 913 Tracy Avenue, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI Ye shallknow the Truth on the Truth shed Practical Christianity This is not with the hope that I shall be able to say anything new on the subject, after the able books and articles from the pen of eminent writers who have reduced the matter to a science, but that I may make more emphatic by the power and authority lying back of words proceeding straight from a heart that knows, because it has proved the truth of what has already been said. So many questions are asked, so many criticisms offered, and so many objections raised, that I am led to write this article as an answering reason for the faith which is in me, and, if through its heartfelt earnestness, it helps even one inquiring soul out of darkness into the blessed light of truth, its mission will have been fulfilled. "New Thought may be termed the church of the human soul. It's form of service a soulful inspiration, its sanctuary the spiritual consciousness, its temple the unseen, its social companions ideals, and its communion, living contact with the Universal Spirit." But is it practical? Something that can be applied with desired results to the commonplace affairs of every-day life? On the basis of New Thought is hinged the answer to our question. Let us then consider whether it has for its foundation the shifting sands of popular theory, or the solid rock of logical immutable, demonstrable truth. "Other foundation can no man lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ." I. Cor. 3:11. "Being built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Jesus Christ himself being the chief corner stone." Eph. 2:20. "The firm foundation of God standeth having this seal, the Lord knoweth them that are his." II. Tim. 2:19. This movement is new, then, only because of its resurrection after long years of burial under material beliefs and ideas, or as it becomes new to each soul in its unfoldment as it grasps for the first time the life-giving import. It dates back 1900 years to the time when Jesus, the perfect expression of the Father, came to earth incarnate, taking upon himself our human nature that he might show to the world how God could live with a man's chance, and how man by the consciousness of what, through sin, he had well-nigh lost sight of his unity with God-might raise himself up to the divine level. "Is it not written, I said ye are God's? and the Scripture cannot be broken." Were the teachings and works of the Master practical? Are they applicable to the perplexing problems daily confronting us, sickness, sorrow, food, raiment and money? When John in prison sent messengers to ask if he were indeed the Messiah, his answer was, "Tell what ye do see and hear. The blind receive their sight, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, and the dead are raised up." In the greatest and most scientific discourse ever delivered he said; "Be not anxious what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink, or wherewithal shall ye be clothed." Let us follow the great Teacher as he works the works of him who sent him and see if he makes practical use of these words. We will begin with his activities as the Great Physician which formed no insignificant part of his ministry. We read that "all who had any sick with divers diseases brought them unto him and he healed them all." And again, "He healed all manner of diseases and all manner of |