July 18, 1903
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Last week week the European squadron of the American Navy, after the conclusion of its visit to the manoeuvres of the German fleet at Kiel, proceeded to Portsmouth, England.
CONSIDERABLE
argument has been indulged in against Christian Scientists because of their stand for the unreality of matter.
Having been for the past two and a half years living in a foreign country, in one of the few places where Christian Science has scarcely yet broken ground, I have to a greater or less extent felt the loss of personal association with other brethren in the truth.
Many
strangers come to our churches, expecting to learn a magic word, a set form of words, a creed, which will give to them the art of healing.
Holy Writ
abounds in explanation of the difference between the real man—God's image and likeness—and the unreal or material man.
A Child when asked how old she was replied, "No years, God is my Father and He doesn't have any birthday.
How
many of us stop to realize the true significance of uniting ourselves with the church?
When to the garden of untroubled thoughtI came of late, and saw the open door,And wished again to enter, and exploreThe sweet, wild ways with stainless bloom inwrought,And bowers of innocence with beauty fraught,It seemed some purer voice must speak beforeI dared to tread that garden loved of yore,That Eden lost unknown and found unsought.
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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 Distinct
impression conveyed by those who attended our recent Communion and Annual Meeting was that they were actuated by a deeply religious sentiment which was manifest on all occasions, yet the evident happiness of each individual comprising this great throng was so marked as to cause comment in the newspapers.
If
it were always possible for the children to have right standards given them, the results actually attained in after years would be so very different from ordinary experience as to contradict the popular expectation awakened; but it is sadly true that in youth, even in childhood, the acquirement of wealth and position is continually held before thought as the goal of endeavor.
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There was never a song that was sung by thee,But a sweeter one was meant to be.
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Two little girls aged three and five years were asking for something to do; this was last summer and they were living in the country.
I gladly and thankfully testify to the benefits received by me through Christian Science.
Feeling that I should like to express my gratitude through the Sentinel for the help derived from Christian Science in the care of my children, I give these glimpses of my experience.
In passing along one of Chicago's busiest thoroughfares recently, my attention was drawn towards a gathering of men and boys, who were watching, and some of the boys jeering, a man who was badly intoxicated, and talking incoherently.
I have testified frequently to individuals as to what Christian Science has done for me, but never in public or for publication.
Mine is an experience which positively cannot come to any except to those who have lost their sense of beauty in materialism.
I should like to have the Field know what Christian Science is doing for me, and the great help it is to me from day to day.
A testimony given in the Sentinel, telling of fear overcome in a shipwreck, has come to me many times with great comfort during recent severe storms.
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