Unity of Good

"Unity of Good" by Mary Baker Eddy is a late 19th-century exploration of Christian Science theology. The book explains Christian Science ideas, especially about God, sin, and what it means to be good. Through essays and discussions, the writing shares a deep, thoughtful look at good and evil, saying that God is all good, and sin, sickness, and death aren't real in God's mind. The book claims that knowing God well helps us see the world in a balanced way, where evil and suffering look like tricks of the mind caused by our flawed human view. It argues since God is good he has no idea about evil, so it's wrong for people to think evil is truly real. It challenges readers to rethink old ideas about sin and sickness, highlighting that a clearer understanding of God can lead to healing and seeing life's true nature as good and divine.