October 31, 1903
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President Roosevelt has issued a proclamation calling the Fifty-Eighth Congress in extraordinary session, November 9, at noon.
For
nineteen hundred years the world has known of a plan for the uplifting of mankind so comprehensive, and yet so profoundly simple, that it has literally stood like a rock amidst the seething maelstrom of mortal opinions.
As
I was returning from the center of the city to-day, my thought drifted to the evidences I saw everywhere of the labor troubles, and it recalled to my mind a conversation I had several weeks ago, while on return trip from California.
Henry Ward Beecher
used to give the following incident of how his teacher in mathematics taught him to depend on himself.
The
lingering belief in two realities, one power called God, and another power called evil, must finally give way to the scientific conviction of the oneness of reality, the oneness of power, as brought to consciousness through the demonstration of Christian Science.
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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 subject.
We
are glad to publish the following interesting letter and enclosures received from our Leader.
The
popular belief about Christian Science is, to a large extent at least, that it is simply a cure for physical ills, a universal panacea for sickness, and therefore not rightfully called scientific Christianity.
In
a current issue of a religious contemporary is an article entitled, "The Cheerfulness of Death," which is made prominent by the endorsement given it in the editorial columns.
The
harmony of these beautiful autumn days is marred by one discordant note to which Christian sentiment has ever been sadly indifferent.
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The
first annual meeting of the General Association of Teachers was held in the Mother Church, October 26 and 27.
Let
us lift up our hearts with a joy untoldFor this truth that has come to the lives of men,A standard that Love has for us unrolledAnd raised at the break of the day, again.
I wish to testify of the value Christian Science has been to me in my work as an editorial writer on a daily newspaper.
I have often had it said to me, "Why are there not more English testimonies?
Out of a heart filled with gratitude to God, to Mrs.
In my early youth I had a good religious training, but as I became old enough to think and reason for myself I gradually dropped what I had been taught, until I had no religious belief left.
I want to tell of some helpful demonstrations for the little ones.
A little over two years ago one of my daughters suffered from an injury of the spine which gave her severe pain, so that she was unable to stand upright, and this continued for several months.
As one who has been greatly helped by Christian Science treatment, I contribute this testimony in the hope that it may be of some use to others, so that they may be lifted out of their miseries, as I was lifted out of mine.
We have come to see that the only sufficient test of the reality of one's Christian life is what he does, his moral character.
