In the Christian Science Bible Lesson
December 24, 1904
There is a persistent tendency to confine religion to the church and its services.
December 24, 1904
"You claim so much for Christian Science; why does...
Norman E. John
with contributions from Froude
"You claim so much for Christian Science; why does it not reform every one?
December 24, 1904
The Scriptural statement, "It is the spirit that quickeneth;...
John Carveth
The Scriptural statement, "It is the spirit that quickeneth; the flesh [matter] profiteth nothing," evidently means that Spirit is the only animating element of existence, and both primarily and finally the only real basis of health.
December 24, 1904
Christian Science and the Churches
A notable evidence of liberality as well as common sense was shown by Dr.
December 24, 1904
The Shining Light
M. E. B.
There
was a medal given at the graduation exercises held recently in the High School in one of our suburban towns.
December 24, 1904
The Cry in the Desert
WILLIAM BRADFORD TURNER.
Every individual character, like the individual John the Baptist, at some date must cry in the desert of earthly joy; and His voice be heard divinely and humanly.
December 24, 1904
A Christmas Offering
ANNIE LOUISE ROBERTSON.
Each
Christmas brings to our thought a clearer comprehension of the wondrous glory which surrounded the birth of Jesus.
December 24, 1904
Healed by Mrs. Eddy
LAURA LATHROP.
I was
first treated by a Christian Scientist in February, 1885.
December 17, 1904
From Our Exchanges
The day of the belief in a personal God is gone, according to Dr.
December 17, 1904
When men commence to investigate and study Christian Science...
Caleb H. Cushing
When men commence to investigate and study Christian Science they are speedily impressed with the fact that there is something to do.
December 17, 1904
In the teachings of Christian Science as to the unreality...
C. H. Fahnestock
In the teachings of Christian Science as to the unreality of all material existence and its diseases, it uses the word unreal in the sense of knowing that God is not the author of anything but the good and harmonious, and that His works are as perfect and immortal as Himself.