March 21, 1908
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The Senate in executive session has ratified without opposition six of the treaties adopted by The Hague Peace Conference.
Error
is whatever seems to be and is not: it is erroneous opinion; it is false belief.
In
the centuries long gone by, it was said that all roads led to Rome; so to-day the trend of all human thought is toward the one central idea, viz.
The
supposition that materiality contributes in some way to an apprehension of spiritual reality represents one of the subtlest forms of error.
Of
the many interesting problems which face all voyagers in the journey from sense to Soul, whether for the men in business, the women in the home, or the children in school, salesmen, as a class, are confronted with excellent opportunities to prove their understanding of Principle.
Christian Scientists are learning not to attempt to judge the motives of their fellow-men, but to be only the gurardians of their own thoughts and acts, to live up to their highest conception of Truth, and to grant their brother the same privilege.
Unkind and unsubstantiated reflections upon Christian Science will but enlist for it more sympathy and further honest and unbiased investigation on the part of the public.
Having read the sermon recently printed in your columns, I wish to say that over three years ago I became convinced that Christian Scientists were instrumental in healing the sick.
If reason is not the organ of Christianity, how can religion be in accord with it?
It is not recorded that Christ Jesus, the master Christian, depended in any way upon the human will when healing, for he said, "The Father that dwelleth in me, he doeth the works.
In the estimation of Christian Scientists Mrs.
Christian Scientists are not so much concerned as to the "mystery concerning the origin of evil" as they are in learning how to dispose of it quickly and in the most effectual manner.
Your interesting article on Japan in the issue of Jan.
For the churches to reestablish their power for good a new religion is not essential; but they must formulate new creeds in which their members do really believe and the principles of which they really are convinced are capable of and eminently fit and desirable for everyday application — with a consequent, subsequent living of such principles.
From its own standpoint, what does Christian Science claim to do?
Each branch Church of Christ, Scientist, is requested to send, on or before May 1, a report of its total membership.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
Our
Leader has requested us to say that no letters of inquiry are to be addressed to her touching upon questions that should properly come before the Clerk or other officers of The Mother Church, The Christian Science Publishing Society, or the publisher of her books.
Israel's
Messianic hope was the greatest, the richest, the most inspiring anticipation of human history.
By
a strange perversity of the human mind, the tender invitation of Christ Jesus, — "Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven," — has generally been taken to mean that the children must die in order to go to Christ and the kingdom of heaven.
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The next admission of candidates to membership in The Mother Church will be June 9, 1908.
About two years ago, when applying for a position, I was obliged to pass a physical examination.
We feel it not only a duty but a blessed privilege to tell what Christian Science has done for us.
I have long thought of expressing my gratitude for all the good that Christian Science has brought to our home.
I came to some understanding of Christian Science over ten years ago.
I owe endless gratitude to God for Christian Science.
When reading the testimonies of others we begin to think of our own blessings.
The great revelation of the Christ cure came to me in an hour of extreme need, when I was suffering mentally and physically, and with about four weeks' absent treatment I was healed of catarrhal, liver, and kidney trouble in its worst form, besides nervousness.
I have thought many times that I should like to add my testimony to the great number of others that are published in our periodicals.
It is with a feeling of gratitude and love to God that I give my testimony to the world.
For a long time I have wished to add my testimony to the healing power of Christian Science, hoping that it may aid some one who is seeking the truth.
I wish to tell one thing that Christian Science has done for me.
With a heart filled with gratitude I desire to tell of the blessings Christian Science has brought to me.
I have had so many proofs of the healing power of Truth that I hardly know what to tell first.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I offer this testimony of my healing through Christian Science, more than nine years ago.
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"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," CONTAINING MANY IMPORTANT CHANGES AND ADDITIONS BY THE AUTHOR.
