Editorials

Scientific Insistence

Prayer as taught by Christ Jesus, and as understood in Christian Science, is by no means a weak or faltering procedure.

Days and Years

They who live in the northern hemisphere have recently experienced the passing of the shortest day in the calendar year, the day in which the least time elapses between sunrise and sunset.

"His high morn"

THE opportunity for retrospective analysis of great events in human history is regarded as a valuable inheritance.

"Christmas for the Children"

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Vigilance

Vigilance to the Christian Scientist does not indicate the menace of danger, but consciousness of safety.

"Into noontide glory"

A high school boy, who as long as he could remember had regarded himself as a Christian Scientist, went to one of his teachers, also a Christian Scientist, and said that he was not satisfied with what Christian Science was doing for him, and that he was considering dropping it.

"Spiritual apprehension"

The actual meaning of the word "apprehend" is "to lay hold of with the understanding.

"The spirit of counsel"

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Tests and Trials

If we are to progress in the understanding and demonstration of Christian Science, we must be willing to undergo tests of our faith, by means of which we prove our knowledge of Truth to be demonstrable, and adequate to meet our needs.
THE only genuine peace, Christian Science shows, is inseparable from victory—victory for righteousness.

"Never record ages"

There appear to be instances where, in order to comply with legal requirements and other man-made rules and regulations, it seems necessary to record ages.