October 17, 1903
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On October 5 in Boston a reception and banquet was tendered the Honourable Artillery Company of London by the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston.
Having
given several testimonies in regard to my physical healing and the spiritual uplifting resulting from a study of Christian Science, the thought presented itself to me, to give to the Field the result of a recent experience in our home life, as it has proved very helpful.
In
Christian Science it is absolutely necessary to distinguish the wrong from the right and to know that there is no middle ground to occupy; that a thing is either right or wrong, and that we must at all times be on the side of right to work out our problems successfully.
It
is always interesting and gratifying to Christian Scientists to observe any movement in the advance of human consciousness toward the recognition of true Science.
The
mathematical unit,—one,—upon which the decimal scale, and from that, the whole system of mathematics is constructed, is presented first to the thought of the child as "one apple," "one block.
For
generations the trend of human education has divided the world into two great classes,—good people and bad people.
Perhaps no religious movement of later years has enjoyed the substantial progress and loyalty of its adherents to the extent that Christian Science has, and in spite of the obstacles placed in its path by those who have wilfully or ignorantly misunderstood its purpose, it has gathered strength with each year and now presents a growth in numbers which arouses the interest of all.
Christian Science is a religion, not a method of practising medicine.
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Only
those teachers who reside in the United States may attend the meeting in Boston.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
A False
premise is error's favorite covert, and here it often hides its deformity beneath the folds of some frayed and familiar plausibility of which the real significance quite escapes the credulous and the unalert.
Within
the last century thought has loosed from its moorings and embarked on an ocean of infinite possibilities.
Christian Science was first brought to me by my dear aunt who was my healer.
It was in June, 1887, that I first heard the words Christian Science.
I have been feeling for some time, that I ought to write to the Sentinel, and after reading so many helpful articles I decided I would put my good resolution into effect.
The following is a demonstration of Christian Science healing which I feel should be made known to the Field.
With deep gratitude to God, I give my testimony to-day.
Christian Scientists have a regard for Mrs.
Last January, I went to spend the winter months on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, passing through the City of Mexico and remaining one night.
Many testimonies as to the value and practical working of Christian Science are given in ordinary conversation between Scientists.
I desire to express through the Sentinel, the deep gratitude I feel for the healing of my eyes through Christian Science.
May I contribute an expression of my deepest gratitude for a ray of light which pierced my sense of pain while reading our Leader's late letter?
The Concordance fills a long-felt need in our Christian Science work.
To know the whence and wherefore of the things one sees,To comprehend a reason in the hills and trees,And recognize completeness in divine decrees,Is understanding.
We do not believe that in themselves religious symbols have the slightest spiritual efficacy.
