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| | Writings of W John Murray |
 | | In order to have one God scientifically, we must have divine Principle which knows no change, which sendeth no evil into the experience of man, which does not send sickness, nor poverty, pain nor perplexity; which is always the same, sending forth the qualities of its own nature. |
 | | Divine Science has come to emphasize the fact that in order to know God aright we must study, and meditate upon the essential Characteristics of deity. |
 | | In Divine Science we understand this requirement of the Psalmist, "magnify the Lord," to mean that you should make God, this Divine Principle, so big that there is no room in the universe for anything but God, and so evil is non-existent; no matter how real it seems to be. |
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