January 21, 1905
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The inquiry conducted by the Bureau of Corporations under authority of a resolution of Congress, into the operations of the socalled Beef Trust, has been completed, and the report of Commissioner Garfield will soon be filed with President Roosevelt for transmission to Congress.
The
endeavor of error to obtain the justification which belongs to truth, is notably prevalent in the various phases of the world's opposition to Christian Science.
Several
years ago I read of an incident which illustrated most vividly the need that each individual hold forth steadily this word of Life,—Christian Science.
Our
Christian Science periodicals come to us so richly laden with offerings from the deep experiences of those who love and live the truth, that we read them with grateful hearts,—grateful that we are permitted to know of their victories,—of the demonstrations of the power of Truth and Love, and we are strengthened and helped by them, often gaining courage for some encounter with the enemy which would overthrow our sense of Truth.
An old truth in a new dress is sure to attract more than ordinary attention.
It has been well said that whereas the common method of human reasoning is to induce conclusions from physical phenomena, Mrs.
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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.
It
has often been observed that children whose parents have done a great deal for them, presume upon the loving kindness of those to whom they are so deeply indebted, and soon come to look upon the property of their parents as something which may be freely used without the formality of first asking permission; and it is to be regretted that, to a certain extent, some Christian Scientists have drifted into this manner of regarding Mrs.
"It
is not sufficient to say that cases of toothache and of diphtheria have been cured by the Christian Science treatment.
We
are reminded at this time of that highly-important event in the history of the Christian Science movement.
Eighteen months ago, when I was a beginner in the study of Christian Science, a statement from its text-book arrested my attention.
About eight years ago my eyes failed to do their work, but through my faith in the physician and in the oculist to whom he sent me, my sight was restored.
Having received the blessing of Christian Science, my consciousness is filled with gratitude for deliverance from former bondage.
It is with deep gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me and my family, that I write this testimony.
As I have received so much benefit from the testimonies in the Sentinel, I have often thought that the demonstration made in our family might help some mother with afflicted little ones.
I gladly give a testimony of the healing of our only child of diphtheria, through Christian Science.
It is only within the last few months that I have come into the truth, as taught through Christian Science, and to-night that beautiful verse of Scripture looms up before me with clearer meaning than ever before, in fact, I had never before realized its meaning: "Purge me with hyssop, and I shall be clean: wash me, and I shall be whiter than snow.
Things have greatly changed since I came into Christian Science.
Before I knew about Christian Science I had a very sensitive skin, and was always careful what kind of soap I used.
About sixteen years ago I read an article in the Century Magazine, on Christian Science healing and mind cure.
Christian Science has brought so many blessings to my home, that I do not know how to express my gratitude to God for it and my love for the dear one through whom it has been given to the world.
Seven years ago I was full of care and unhappiness.
I am eleven years old and have had some good demonstrations.
For some time I have felt a desire to acknowledge through the columns of our Sentinel the many blessings and the help which the study of Christian Science has brought to me, both physically and spiritually.
We have no right to judge a manUntil he's fairly tried;Should we not like his company,We know the world is wide.
More and more it is to be seen that science recognizes the great spiritual necessity of regeneration as the ground of unity between the sinner and the God against whom he has sinned.
