March 2, 1907
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Active and extensive work of preparation is being done by the Committee of Arangements for the National Peace Congress to be held in New York in April, which will be the greatest national demonstration in behalf of international arbitration and peace which this country has ever seen.
In
few fields of thought does interest play so important a role in the progress of the student as in the sciences.
There
would be less misconception of the Christian Scientist's insistence on the nothingness of all evil if it were understood as being similar to the schoolmaster's attitude toward ignorance.
Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you do ye even so to them; for this is the law and the prophets.
In
the Christian Science text–book our Leader declares that "the visible universe and material man are the poor counterfeits of the invisible universe and spiritual man".
These things shall be! A loftier raceThan e'er the world hath known shall rise,With flame of freedom in their soulsAnd light of knowledge in their eyes.
McClure's magazine, which was heretofore taken a front rank among the periodicals of the day on account of its able editorial staff and brilliant special writers, has lost prestign and influence in the eyes of the literary and religious world by its recent publication of a most uncalled-for personal and malignant attack on the Rev.
The various bills emanating from the medical profession recently introduced in the legislature, purporting to safeguard the practice of Christian Science, constitute in effect an attack upon it.
A few days ago I saw in an Eastern newspaper a letter, signed "A Groping One," severely and to my mind ignorantly criticising Mrs.
A correspondent in your issue of the 10th says, "The regular physician studies diseases, symptoms, and remedies.
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The picture of The Mother Church which The Christian Science Publishing Society now has for sale is a half-tone reproduction, 12 x 15 inches in size, of a view giving the St.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
In
the natural and orderly progress of the Christian Science movement it has been necessary to "enlarge our borders" from time to time, and recently a permanent enlargement of the Sentinel has been one of the way-marks in the growth of our Cause.
Truth's
ministry always begins at the point of human need; it is considerate of conditions, waits patiently for the right time and opportunity, and knows how to be no less wise than uncompromising.
It
sometimes happens that students of the Bible are perplexed by the seeming incongruity between Jesus' treatment of the barren fig tree.
The March issue of the Cosmopolitan contains an article by the Earl of Dunmore, entitled "The Truth About Christian Science.
At a recent joint meeting of First and Second Churches of Christ, Scientist, it was decided to disband the present organizations and reorganize as one congregation.
Several years ago I broke down in health with what was pronounced nervous exhaustion.
I send my testimony hoping it may help those who are seeking aid in Christian Science.
I entered the army in 1864, when I was nineteen years old.
I was always delicate from childhood and it was believed I had inherited weak lungs, as my mother had died with lung trouble at an early age.
I am perfectly well and happy to-day because of Christian Science.
The first experience which I had in Christian Science came with help from a dear friend, the first Scientist I had ever met.
For years I had tried to read the Bible understandingly, but seemed to get farther away from comprehending its truth, and during the last five years I studied various isms and ologies in the vain hope of finding something more satisfying than the orthodox beliefs.
I feel impelled to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
Having received so much benefit through Christian Science, I feel it time to add my testimony to the power of Truth.
For a long time I was a great sufferer, both mentally and physically.
It is with gratitude to God that I can give my first experience in Christian Science, a healing effected by reading "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
For two years prior to 1897 I had suffered great distress and pain from frequent attacks of rectal trouble, and was so depressed by it that I decided to accept the oft-repeated advice of our family physician, who had most faithfully prescribed every known remedy for the trouble, and had told me that the only permanent cure must come by a surgical operation.
I wish to express my deepest gratitude to God, and to Mrs.
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An edition of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" printed from new plates has just been issued.
