October 12, 1907
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Contracts were recently let for the erection of a splendid trade-school building in Boston, to be paid for with the fund which has accumulated from the five thousand dollars Benjamin Franklin bequeathed to the city at his death.
Obedience to Principle is the recognized need of every Christian Science salesman, but since Christian Science demands demonstration, not profession, as Mrs.
On the whole that broadside of views in last week's Zion's Herald with regard to Christian Science was perhaps more favorable to the cult than the editor anticipated it would be when he asked a number of ministers to respond to this query: "Is there anything in Christian Science which Christian ministers should recognize and utilize?
The natural sciences are built upon theories which, however accurate they may appear to be, are not too susceptible of proof.
I am very far from anxious to involve myself in a controversy on any subject, but in the article in your last issue you ask me a definite question, and to that question I am perfectly willing to reply.
Our critic thinks that Christian Scientists are not Christians because they deny the reality of sin, and yet it is this very denial that makes them Christians, for this teaching is in accord with the teachings of Jesus, who describes the devil as "a liar, and the father of it.
Our critic refers to Christian Scientists as heretics.
A critic in one of our liberal religious papers recently published the statement that the Christian Science movement places its chief emphasis upon bodily healing.
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The pamphlet, "The Ministry of Truth," has been translated into German, and orders for it are now being filled at the following prices: One copy or more, six cents each; twelve copies to one address, sixty cents; twenty-five copies to one address $1.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
The time has arrived when it is necessary to take steps toward the erection of a suitable publishing house for The Christian Science Publishing Society in Boston, and contributions for this purpose are requested from Christian Scientists throughout the world.
In
many of the smaller cities and towns where Christian Science churches or societies have not yet been established, it has occurred to those who are banded together in a less informal way as Christian Scientists that a lecture is the one thing needed to establish their work on a more stable basis, but in this we believe they are mistaken.
The
wise man said, "The hoary head is a crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteousness.
It
was his last Sabbath in Jerusalem, a day crowded with most interesting experiences, and with the approach of the sunset hour his feet instinctively turned toward the slopes of the Mount of Olives.
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The price for Volume IX of the Sentinel and all subsequent volumes will be $3.
[The following letter from a minister who has recently found healing through the study of Science and Health, and who as a result has cast in his lot with Christian Scientists, is most interesting, and we gladly give it prominence.
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Will those who are about to renew their subscription to the Sentinel please refer to the publisher's announcement which appears at the head of the first column of page 102 of this issue and in a similar place in each issue.
From out the storm of fear and doubt my once frail barque, wafted about by every "ism," is anchored in the haven of peace.
I had scarcely heard of Christian Science three years ago when I came to California.
I shall never be able to express in words my deep and sincere gratitude for all the benefits I have received from Christian Science.
My attention was first called to Christian Science through the healing of a cousin.
About a year ago I became very much interested in Christian Science from reading and studying "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
After ten years of bondage to materia medica in all its forms, I found myself at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, in December, 1903, as a court of last resort.
I wish to express my gratitude for the slight knowledge I have of Christian Science, for only through its teaching am I in my "right mind.
With a heart full of gratitude I am pleased to testify to what Christian Science has done for me both mentally and physically.
If we should withhold our songs of praise at this harvest hour, it seems as though the very stones would cry out: and I wish to add my testimony of gratitude for Christian Science and our beloved Leader, Mrs.
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"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," containing many important changes and additions by the author.
