June 22, 1907
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Protection for the people was the topic of President Roosevelt's speeches at the Jamestown Exposition last week.
During
the age of chivalry a man-at-arms could not become a knight until he had taken an oath to protect the distressed, maintain the right, and live a stainless life.
Our
text-book tells us that "the demands of God appeal to thought only".
It
gleams as lightning in the lurid shade;'Tis like the leaven that the housewife laidUnseen among the meal, till all was made;Like fisher's net, filled from the weltering deepWith bad and good, to cast aside or keep;It comes in silence, thief-like, while we sleep;Like the small mustard-seed, uncared, that fellAnd grew the mightiest of the herbs, untilThe birds of heaven upon her branches dwell;'Tis like the king who for his marriage-feastCalled rich and poor, the peasant and the priest;But all men made excuse, the greatest as the least.
There was once a clown who yearned to play tragedy, but who could never obtain a hearing owing to the peals of laughter which greeted him from a too faithful audience.
There is scarcely any imaginable crime which does not grow out of, or is not attendant upon, the prosecution of war,.
An article in your paper of Feb.
Christian Science does not teach that "things do not exist.
It would almost seem as if our critic were expressing a hope, rather than a fact, when he foretells the early decline of this faith among men.
The members of First Church of Christ, Scientist, held their sixth annual meeting last evening [May 15].
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
In
its report of the annual meeting of The Mother Church held Tuesday, June 11, The Boston Globe said,—
On
another page of the Sentinel we give in part an article recently published in The Onlooker, a widely read English magazine.
It
is one of the stock claims of those who have tried to secure repressive legislation respecting the practice of Christian Science, that they are impelled by a sincere interest in the welfare of the people, that their motive is unselfish, and that they are seeking to right a wrong which, strange to say, the people themselves have not voiced nor even discovered.
Standing one evening at twilight on a low hill, a range of which fringes the Colorado Desert in the State of California, I was trying to find my way through an opening in a large mountain, which it seemed should be just beyond.
If I should tell half the good I have gained by reading Science and Health there would be no room in this issue of the Sentinel for any one else to say a word.
Four years ago I first came to the understanding of Christian Science through the healing of my eldest son.
For about forty-three years I had been seeking, from Socrates to Emerson, a solution of the life-problem, and mental harmony in ancient and modern philosophy, metaphysics, and psychology, in studying symbolism, mysticism, occultism, etc.
Several years ago, when the drainage of the city was being constructed, and prior to our coming into Christian Science.
I desire to express in some small measure my ever-increasing sense of gratitude for the blessings which Christian Science has shed upon my earthly path, by healing my diseases and bringing me out of darkness into Truth's eternal light.
While reading the Christian Science Sentinel of Dec.
It is with gratitude and pleasure I testify to my healing through Christian Science.
It is with the deepest gratitude to God, and to our Leader, Mrs.
I wish to express my gratitude for the truth I found in Christian Science.
I am seventy years old, and it has been about ten years since God revealed Himself to me through Christian Science.
Methought I
saw a hill and heavy cross,And error crying, "Crucify!"Then on that cross the "perfect man" was nailed,While all the earth was black and heaven wailed.
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"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," containing many important changes and additions by the author.
