December 16, 1905
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The President, in his annual message, said to be the longest ever given to Congress, recommended: Governmental supervision and limited regulation of the railroads; making Washington a model city; Government investigation of labor conditions; Government supervision of insurance; flexibility in tariff rates; election reform; international peace founded on international righteousness; extension of the Monroe Doctrine; maintenance of the efficiency, but not increase in size, of the navy; improvement of naturalization laws; revision of the United States criminal law; regulation of immigration; complete revision of copyright laws; prohibition of inter-State commerce in adulterated foods; preservation and improvement of National parks, including Niagara; better schools for the Indians and their protection from the liquor traffic; reduction of tariff on Philippine products; special appropriation, but no special legislation, for Hawaii; admission of Porto Ricans to American citizenship, but no material change in present form of government; increased franchise privileges in our insular possessions; admission to Congress of a delegate from Alaska; the Joint Statehood Bill; emergency appropriation for present needs to Panama Commission; improvement of the consular service.
THERE
appeared in a Christian Science Sentinel of recent date, an invitation from the First Congregational Church of Concord, N.
To
"the natural man" referred to in Scripture good seems to be intangible, unnatural, and unreal, while evil seems tangible, natural, and real.
ONE
of the principal points of interest to tourists traveling up and down the German Rhine, is the great "Denkmal" monument on the heights above Rudesheim.
THE
declaration, "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God," expressed what was at that moment present in the consciousness of Peter.
SOME
one has said, "The world needs not so much to be taught as to be reminded.
Most of the highest truth of life is old-fashioned.
When we look around us to-day we find that there are many movements in society that are known by various names.
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The Christian Science Quarterly Bible Lessons for January, February, and March has been mailed to subscribers.
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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.
IN
the Christmas Section of the New York World of December 10, there appeared a symposium entitled, "The Significance of Christmas.
MOST
of those who object to Christian Science do so upon the ground that its teachings are at variance with longaccepted doctrines and methods, and because of this variance they cannot accept it, but in urging this objection they ignore the fact that the old methods which have been in operation for so many years have proved inadequate for the salvation of humanity from sin or sickness.
AT
a recent religious gathering in the English metropolis, the Bishop of London gave his views on the subject of Christian Science at some length, and is reported to have said, among other things, that "by invigorating the faith, the hope, and the courage, they had great effect upon the bodily condition of the patient in many cases," and he added that in this sense he was "in agreement with Christian Science.
I first heard about Christian Science two and a half years ago.
I wish to express my thankfulness for the many benefits which have come to me through Christian Science.
Christian Science came to my notice through the instantaneous healing of my son.
It is now almost two years since my attention was attracted to Christian Science, through a dear friend who gave me some Sentinels to read.
Words cannot express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me.
When I came to Christian Science for help, now over ten years ago, I had been in wretched health for several years.
I desire to express my thanks for the many blessings I have received through Christian Science.
Thinking that my experience may be of help to some one else, I give it as a testimonial of gratitude for the healing power of Truth, in consciousness and in body.
Christian Science was presented to me about five years ago.
Last New Year's eve I retired without any evidence of an ailment that wakened me before morning.
Those who choose God for their portion, who trust Him for salvation, love Him above all created objects, renounce worldly interest and connections for His glory, and count nothing too valuable to part with, too hard to do, or too sharp to suffer for His sake and to promote His cause, shall be honored by Him: but those who despise His authority.
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Orders will now be received for a new pamphlet of one hundred and twelve pages, entitled.
The modern theology gives us God, only it is a God near at hand, and not afar off.
