February 11, 1905
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The United States Supreme Court, in a decision written by Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, has unanimously decided in favor of the Government in its case against the Beef Trust.
"Again
the kingdom of heaven is like unto a merchantman seeking goodly pearls; who when he found one pearl of great price went and sold all that he had and bought it.
To
those who acknowledge God as the one supreme creator, the following proposition will be self-evident: God is the author of evil, or He is not.
One
day, in passing the new edifice for The Mother Church now being built in Boston, it was observed that each stone was numbered so as to show the builder its proper place.
The
public teachers, pastors, and others who decry Christian Science, have need to be careful lest the arguments they use wrest from them historical Christianity as well as practical and operative Christianity.
When
looking recently at a picture of Gulliver bound by the Lilliputians, the thought of its meaning in the light of Christian Science came to me.
The free and unscrupulous advertising of disease symptoms is conceded by most people to be harmful, yet very little is said against such practice, and few note to what extent disease becomes prevalent because of it.
Evanston people were surprised this week to hear that Dr.
Annual
meetings of the six Christian Science churches in Chicago and one in Evanston were held last night [January 12] and officers were elected for another year.
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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.
The
prominent place which the healing work of Jesus and his immediate followers occupies in the New Testament record of our Master's earthly career, justifies the emphasis given by Christian Science to the need of similar work today, and those persons who have criticised the amount of space which our periodicals devote to testimonies of healing should bear this in mind.
In
every legal trial the essential elements of law and testimony must be considered.
To determine the "hidden influence" of a life, one need but acquaint himself with the law which that life honors.
In my old thought I believed that to help one's fellow man in every way, but more especially in a religious way, was a part of each one's duty.
I beg to enclose a testimony from a lady residing in this Field, whose healing has occurred recently.
It is with gratitude that I write of my healing in Christian Science.
A little over a year ago I was suffering greatly with an inherited trouble,—salt rheum,—and my hands were raw, itching, and bleeding.
I did not come into Christian Science through physical healing, neither had I any religious belief to give up.
I have been relieved of fear and hate through Christian Science.
I would like to tell, if I could, all the good that has come to me and my household through Christian Science, and give expression to the love and gratitude I owe to God for the blessings bestowed upon us and all the world through our Leader, Mrs.
I wish to tell what Christian Science has done for me.
Two years ago I was an invalid, suffering from chronic ailments of eighteen year's standing, one of which was consumption.
I deem it a great privilege to testify to the merits of Christian Science.
It required disease, suffering, sorrow, a desolate home from which my wife had passed on, to lead me into the truth.
I wish to tell what Christian Science has done for me and my family.
For the revelation of Christian Science to this age through our beloved Leader, Mrs.
As wakes a babe from sleep, to lift glad eyesAnd eager hands unto some best-loved face,So woke I the truth of paradise,Dear Father-Mother God.
We are so conscious that our own purposes are not always the noblest and the best, that we are very apt, in seeking to interpret the will of God, to assume that His purpose in these respects is a counterpart of our own.
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