Changes in the local government on the Canal Zone, which will result in the harmonizing of various parts of the Zone, are to become effective April 15.
with contributions from Streeter, Hollis, Henry M. Baker, Archibald McLellan, Josiah E. Fernald, Fred C. Demond, Mary Baker G. Eddy, Frank S. Streeter, Fred N. Ladd, Arthur P. Morrill
Through the courtesy of The Concord Patriot we are able to print below a copy of the intervening petition filed by Streeter & Hollis in the Superior Court for Merrimack County, at Concord, N.
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of the most common beliefs about Christian Science on the part of the uninformed, and the charge most frequently made against it by its critics, is that its work of healing from sin and disease is nothing but the action of one human mind upon another.
I commend to your attention the abolition of the so-called bucket-shop, or in other words, of the misuse of market quotations as a basis for public gambling.
While it is true that the treatment of disease by Christian Science is radically opposed to the methods of the orthodox medical practitioner, it would be very far from the truth to assume that Christian Scientists entertain towards the members of the medical profession feelings that are in any way hostile or disrespectful.
The Post knows very little of the doctrinal beliefs and practices of the sect known as Christian Scientists, beyond the fact that some of the most intelligent and representative men and women of the State believe in Christian Science and that it is their business and their right to believe in it without the slightest interference from the doctors or the Legislature.
Our critic has never manifested much love for Christian Science, and his statements regarding it have always had a ring of sarcasm mingled with his misunderstanding of the subject.
No legislation is needed in Missouri for the persecuting of any person or class, so long as that individual or assemblage of individuals is not threatening the peace and safety nor interfering with the rights of any other citizen or legitimate interest of the State.
We
have given considerable space in this issue to the papers filed in the court in Concord on April 2, and to the statements issued by counsel and the trustees appointed by Mrs.
No
thoughtful person can fail to note the great change which is taking place in the world's thought—the advance from a physical to a metaphysical basis of reasoning.
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.
It is with gratitude to God, and to our Leader, that I give this testimony, hoping that it may be the means of bringing a cup of cold water in Christ's name to some one who is striving through material means to get relief from suffering, as I did for many years, but found no rest or ease until Truth, in Christian Science, freed me from my burden.
I first heard of Christian Science in 1887, but only in terms of ridicule from those whom I supposed had thoroughly investigated it and so should be in a position to know much better than I whether it was beneficial or pernicious in its results.
That I am here to-day to give this testimony is wonderful in itself, and I am impelled to bring a tithe of my heartfelt gratitude to our Father-Mother God for the blessings that have come to me through Christian Science, Five years ago it found me in the wilderness, hemmed in on all sides by mountains of error, manifested in nervous and rehumatic trouble, insomnia, etc.
About three years ago, while adjusting a belt, my sleeve caught in the shaft-coupling, which was making two hundred and seventy revolutions per minute.
In June of 1902 I had an experience which proved what even a limited understanding of Christian Science will do in a case of a dreaded disease, supposedly contagious.
Under
gray skies the wind blows keen and cold—The day is bleak, the world seems dead and old;But all within me glows a soft, strong light,For God is here and in Him is no night.
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with contributions from Streeter, Hollis, Henry M. Baker, Archibald McLellan, Josiah E. Fernald, Fred C. Demond, Mary Baker G. Eddy, Frank S. Streeter, Fred N. Ladd, Arthur P. Morrill