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Announcements › Forums › God the only Cause and Creator — June 7th, 2020 › Lesson Topic

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  • June 2, 2020 at 8:25 pm #10805
    Kerry
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    The Sentinel article, entitled “Tokens of Divine Love,” by Luman A. Field, April 3, 1915, identifies: We are told in the Sentinel of March 2, 1899, that the subjects chosen, follow the order our Leader was accustomed to employ in teaching her classes.” Speaking of “God the Only Cause and Creator,” the writer states:

    “The next three sermons, “God the Only Cause and Creator,” “God the Preserver of Man,” and “Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?” may be conveniently grouped together, the last one dealing with the materialistic theory of creation in contradistinction to the two preceding ones, which unfold the great fact that the universe, including man, is evolved and preserved by infinite Mind.”

    The topic (defined by Webster as, “Any subject of discourse or argument”) always has such an important role in introducing the subject, that the lesson will expand upon. I am so grateful to receive unfoldment from a prayerful study of the topic Mrs. Eddy provided, each week, as well as the unique perspective of the topic, given in the lesson.

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