Divine Science is an essential element of every step of real progress that humanity ever made.  It is the foundation of every creative unfolding, although this is rarely acknowledged.  In divine Science we deal with the most fundamental elements that underlie the entire human dimension.  One of these is infinity.  In real terms, there is no final frontier.  Perhaps it is in this where we find the most profound meaning of infinity.

Sadly, the dimension of infinity is countered in thought by the human belief in finity.  Finity is the opposite of infinity.  It is finite and terminal, and so is everything facet of life that is encumbered by it.  By it life itself becomes terminal and death a reality.  This points to the infinite distance that separated Christ's Jesus' perception and experience from mankind's limited sense of itself.  Paul, the Apostle, evidently glimpsed something of that larger dimension of reality that he beheld reflected in Jesus' life and deeds.  "O death, where is sting?" he is quoted to have said; "Oh grave, where is thy victory?"  Few people, today, would share this sentiment; and this is not surprising.  The modern society has regressed into a state of impotency and accepted limits which literally threaten to terminate civilization, opening the gates to the hell of a new dark age.

Nevertheless, humanity has made some faint progress in dealing with the problem of binding itself to finity.  Technologies have been developed that enable us to stand upon the stars and view our world from a new and higher perspective.  This type of progress has been encompassing all fields.

We can find it in politics.  Here, political policies have been developed that have enabled a nation to pull itself out of the deepest cultural and economic depression.  This was done by policies of political association and self-recognition that created the framework for the most prosperous nations on the planet.  An example of this is found in the case of the USA in its first century of existence, as well as in the case of China, today.

In medicine, too, we find the same kind of advances.  New medical procedures have made it possible to give a needy person a new heart, lung, or whatever.  Medical technologies can literally rebuild a human being.

Likewise in physics, mankind has made scientific discoveries that have changed the world with the same type of beneficial effect that arise from opening ourselves to the domain of infinity.  Nuclear physics, in this department of dealing with finity, has put at man's feet boundless physical energies with which to power its economies and all the processes that will ever be required for human living for millions of centuries to come.  Nuclear power is coming to light as an inexhaustible resource.

None of the above mentioned advanced steps would have been possible without mankind taking up, at least to some degree, the fundamental challenge of dealing with its belief in limitation.  In fact some of the results from aggressively dealing with these beliefs have been monumental.

If you would have stepped off an airplane in Beijing 20 years ago, and on your ride to town, passing ox carts, you were told by your host that this nation would build itself a modern infrastructure, that it would commit itself to revolutionize its transportation systems, that it would create hundreds of new cities, control its rivers, and with the aid of these turn vast desserts into fruitful fields, you would have laughed.  Today, all this is happening.  The full extend of the goals, of course, will not be reached for some decades to come, but the building has started.  It has turned China into the largest construction site on the planet while the rest of the world is collapsing itself into poverty.  In China, people have begun to deal with their belief in limitation, and this breakthrough is taking on concrete form.

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