Editorials

Editorial

"A change of base"

William Milford Correll

One of the most profound aspects of Christian Science is its demand for a complete change of base for our thinking and living.
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The Dawn of Perfection

Helen Wood Bauman

According to modern research, it has taken about two billion, five hundred million years for so-called material life to reach its present stage.
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To Comfort Those That Mourn

Carl J. Welz

A military Chaplain is frequently called upon to comfort someone in grief.
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Expanding Our Understanding of God

Helen Wood Bauman

What could be more important to those who believe in God than an expanding of their understanding of Him?
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Correcting the Illusions of the Senses

Carl J. Welz

The other day as I opened a letter from a friend, a piece of black celluloid fell out.
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Relief from Strain and Stress

William Milford Correll

Although many people may defend their right to worry, it is helpful to remember that worry is a form of sin.
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Is Religion Relevant?

William Milford Correll

The answer to the question in the title becomes obvious when we learn what God is and what religion is all about.
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Perpetual Freshness

Helen Wood Bauman

Christian Science stops the wilting of thought, so characteristic of humanity, by supplying spiritual energies that maintain perpetual freshness.
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Creation or Illusion?

Carl J. Welz

Christian Science insists there is no foundation for the assumption that reality consists of that which can be observed by the physical senses.
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"The shout of a king"

Helen Wood Bauman

When the Israelites were nearing the end of their wilderness journey, already within sight of the Promised Land, they found themselves faced with a danger more serious than any they had ever encountered before—the threat of mental manipulation.
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Gratitude and Healing

William Milford Correll

Gratitude is an essential ingredient of healing.
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Progress and Supply

Carl J. Welz

In some respects humanity today appears to be loosing its own bands.