March 30, 1907
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The long-looked-for indictments in the municipal graft cases in San Francisco were returned last week.
That
humanity is progressing spiritually and gaining a higher standard of moral attainment and efficiency, few will deny.
Some time ago we mentioned the interesting fact that Christian Science enabled a nervous woman to sit in the dentist's chair and smile in spite of pain.
There are many present indications of a popular revulsion against the attacks made by sensational newspapers and magazines upon the Christian Science Church.
A bill numbered 123, which has passed the Missouri Senate and is now pending in the House, is one which is attracting attention all over the State.
There is pending in the lower house of the State Legislature, the Senate having already passed the measure, a bill designed ostensibly to regulate the practice of medicine and surgery, but in which there is a hidden purpose quietly waiting against the time when the bill shall become a law.
Physicians seem to be of all persons most jealous of their rights.
It is peculiar how readily a false impression is picked up and assimilated, and how hard a time truth has to find lodgment in the average mind, especially if it pertains to some new doctrine that is opposed to our early teachings and our opinionated prejudices.
From the narrow, orthodox standpoint it [Christian Science] may not be a religious doctrine.
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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
an appeal to Governor Campbell of Texas for a veto of Senate Bill No.
In
the earthly history of our Lord there is the record of one signal triumph,—his entry into Jerusalem accompanied by his disciples and a great throng of pilgrims who strewed the way with palms, while their loud hosannas roused the whole city and led its people to ask, "Who is this?
Born, not of blood, nor of the will of the flesh, nor of the will of man, but of God.
The Christian Scientists of this city have united, and the first service since the amalgamation of the two churches was conducted last night [March 4] in the Armory Hall, and largely attended by those of the faith.
At the close of a year of school work, my gratitude for Christian Science is beyond measure.
I wish to testify to what Christian Science has done for my daughter.
I wish to add my work to the volumes of testimony telling of the works of Christian Science.
In the third chapter of Jeremiah we read, "And I will give you pastors according to mine heart which shall feed you with knowledge and undertanding.
In 1896 Christian Science found me a physical wreck, with no hope of receiving any aid from mortal man.
I first heard of Christian Science in 1886.
I would like to express my gratitude and love to dear Mrs.
With a glad heart, filled with gratitude for all Christian Science has done for me, I testify of my healing.
I am indeed thankful for even the small knowledge I have of Christian Science; it has often helped me to see the unreality of evil in many ways.
Twenty years ago I was an invalid, given up by physicians.
I would like to add my signature to the long list of grateful people who have been healed by reading "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
For years I was a sufferer from stomach trouble and general debility.
I wish to express my loving and grateful appreciation of Christian Science and the blessings it has brought to me.
I have long wished to give my testimony for Christian Science, and I am now very glad to do so.
Christian Science came to me when all the world seemed dark.
When our physician and a New York specialist decided that our little girl had a serious lung trouble.
About the middle of May, 1906, I went to Portland, Ore.
When,
upward turned our longing eyes,We pray that God be near,—E'en then, while soaring to the skies,Our God is pleading here.
