May 12, 1906
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President Roosevelt last week submitted to Congress the report of Commissioner Garfield on the inquiry into Standard Oil, and in his own message said: "The report shows that the Standard Oil Company has benefited enormously up almost to the present moment by secret rates, many of these secret rates being clearly unlawful.
Christian Science, as its name implies, is the Science of Christianity, the demonstrable knowledge of the Christ brought within the reach of human understanding.
Let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us
A living Christ is to-day more than ever on earth an aggressively unifying force.
To an unprejudiced observer who could study all religions with an impartial veneration for the good and reprobation for the bad elements they may contain, it might appear that there is one, and only one, fundamental difference between Christian Science and other Christian teachings.
Jesus gave but one rule in his teaching by which his followers could be known as such.
In the controversy between the Oregonian and the rector of Trinity church, Christian Science has suffered nothing and has gained much.
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The next admission of candidates to membership in The Mother Church will be June 5, 1906.
The edifice at the corner of Post and Taylor Streets which was occupied by First Church of Christ, Scientist, having been burned by the recent fire, it was decided that services be held on the lot owned by the church at the southwest corner of Sacramento and Scott Streets.
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A COMMITTEE
has been appointed to find rooms for those attending the June meetings of The Mother Church, and it is expected that this Committee will be able to provide rooms for all visitors who give advance notice of their needs.
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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.
THOSE
who have endeavored to obtain legislation against the practice of Christian Science have usually tried to show that there is a popular demand for such legislation; but it is now pretty thoroughly understood that this is not true, and that the animus of these attempts to obtain restrictive legislation lies with the physicians.
A STATEMENT
of deep import to every student of Christian Science is that in which Mrs.
IT
is necessary for the Treasurer to receive largely increased contributions immediately, and the branch churches, societies, associations, and individuals interested are requested to remit liberally and at once.
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THOSE
who approve and countersign applications will assist the Clerk, and also avoid disappointment to applicants, if they will hold until after the Annual Meeting the applications which have been sent to them by applicants for their signature at a date too late to reach the Clerk before the closing of the entries for admission, and notify them that their applications were too late to be entered.
One of the most delightful and sacred memories I hold of my experiences in Christian Science, and of its Discoverer and Founder, Rev.
The undersigned had an experience several years ago, a demonstration over deafness, which she wishes to give in evidence of the healing power of Christian Science.
[Translated from the German.
About two years ago, after many years of healthy activity.
I was ill more or less for a period of sixteen years.
I came to Christian Science purely for physical healing.
For years I had heard of Christian Science, but held some erroneous opinions concerning it.
With a heart overflowing with thankfulness I wish to give my testimony to what Christian Science has done for me.
Seventeen years have passed since I first heard of Christian Science.
It is now almost two years since I began to study Christian Science, and manifold are the blessings which I have received, both physically and spiritually.
Before I began the study of Christian Science I had dyspepsia very badly, used tobacco and liquor, was a sensualist, and thought evil continually.
It is over a year since a friend of my wife recommended Christian Science to us.
Christian Science was first brought to us in the summer of 1897, but everything then seemed so lovely to me that I did not accept it, though I would listen when my dear father read from Science and Health.
In our text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
I wish to tell of my healing of constipation of eighteen years.
It is a curious thing that I remarked long ago, and have often turned in my head, that old word for "holy" in the German language—heilig—also means "healthy.
What will in the end prevail in the world of opinion is the reasonable view.
