Understanding this fact in Christian Science, brings the peace symbolized by a dove; and this peace floweth [5] as a river into a shoreless eternity. He who knew the foretelling Truth, beheld the forthcoming Truth, as it came up out of the baptism of Spirit, to enlighten and redeem mortals. Such Christians as John cognize the symbols of God, reach the sure foundations of time, stand [10] upon the shore of eternity, and grasp and gather—in all glory—what eye hath not seen. _Is there infinite progression with man after the destruc-_ _tion of mortal mind?_ Man is the offspring and idea of the Supreme Being, [15] whose law is perfect and infinite. In obedience to this law, man is forever unfolding the endless beatitudes of Being; for he is the image and likeness of infinite Life, Truth, and Love. Infinite progression is concrete being, which finite [20] mortals see and comprehend only as abstract glory. As mortal mind, or the material sense of life, is put off, the spiritual sense and Science of being is brought to light. Mortal mind is a myth; the one Mind is immortal. [25] A mythical or mortal sense of existence is consumed as a moth, in the treacherous glare of its own flame— the errors which devour it. Immortal Mind is God, immortal good; in whom the Scripture saith “we live, and move, and have our being.” This Mind, then, is not [30] subject to growth, change, or diminution, but is the divine [Page 83.] intelligence, or Principle, of all real being; holding [1] man forever in the rhythmic round of unfolding bliss, as a living witness to and perpetual idea of inexhaustible good. _In your book, Science and Health,_(_3_)_ page 181, you_ [5] _say: __“__Every sin is the author of itself, and every_ _invalid the cause of his own sufferings.__”__ On page_ _182 you say: __“__Sickness is a growth of illusion, spring-_ _ing from a seed of thought,—either your own thought_ _or another’s.__”__ Will you please explain this seeming_ [10] _contradiction?_ No person can accept another’s belief, except it be with the consent of his own belief. If the error which knocks at the door of your own thought originated in another’s mind, you are a free moral agent to reject or [15] to accept this error; hence, you are the arbiter of your own fate, and sin is the author of sin. In the words of our Master, you are “a liar, and the father of it [the lie].” _Why did Jesus call himself __“__the Son of man__”__?_ [20] In the life of our Lord, meekness was as conspicuous as might. In John xvii. he declared his sonship with God: “These words spake Jesus, and lifted up his eyes to heaven, and said, Father, the hour is come; glorify Thy Son, that Thy Son also may glorify Thee.” [25] The hour had come for the avowal of this great truth, and for the proof of his eternal Life and sonship. Jesus’ [Page 84.]