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ematics. They also make evident that all Principle is<br />
spiritual in nature.<br />
That which is unchangeable and always whole, or<br />
perfect, is eternal.<br />
The Principle of Mathematics is spiritual, is eternal,<br />
but it is not Spirit. It is only a way or method of<br />
Spirit. It is in the nature of God, who is Spirit, who is<br />
the One all inclusive First Principle.<br />
In tl.e whoUnett of the Principle of Mathematics<br />
is figured forth the Oneness of the Great First Cause.<br />
In the Order of the Principle of Mathematics is<br />
manifested divine Wisdom.<br />
In the Omnipresence of the Principle of Mathematics,<br />
and its working equally for great or small, is<br />
revealed, in a way, the Love of the Divine Nature.<br />
Through this understanding of what is back of<br />
mathematics intelligent, tactful parents and teachers may<br />
easily lead the minds of children to comprehend the idea<br />
of God as Principle, instead of as a "great big man way<br />
up in Heaven." And children should be taught to look<br />
for the answering of the loving omnipresent Principle<br />
which is so ready to reveal Itself and to work for them.'<br />
The writer knows from experience that the young minds<br />
readily grasp these ideas, and that children so taught<br />
never say ''I hate arithmetic." In fact they enjoy it as<br />
they do a game.<br />
We have been talking about mathematics in the abstract,<br />
~s Principle. When we want to talk about it or<br />
use it in the concrete we must have something to represent<br />
it, so we use certain figures. As these figures present<br />
what is Orderly they must come into an orderly arrangement.<br />
The image or manifestation cannot fail to<br />
repeat in some degree the Reality which it reflects.<br />
ONE<br />
Everything which is whole is "at one" with itself;<br />
that is, it is not something besides itself plus itself. It<br />
is simply One.<br />
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