August 8, 1908
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A complete scheme of uniform railroad accounting has been worked out for the Interstate Commerce Commission by Professor Adams of Michigan University.
There
is nothing concerning which men in general are more indifferent than the determination as to whether their religious opinions and beliefs are right or wrong.
"Therefore
all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them.
Who
that has known what it means to be born again, to feel the living, loving presence of the one Mind, to rest secure in Love's protecting care, who has recognized the touch of truth coming into his heart like the dawn of a new day, revealing the Christ, has not longed and prayed for the world to rise into this heavenly consciousness, this consciousness of God, good?
To be invited to write a short article on Christian Science is almost as bewildering an experience as it once was to be asked to a tea-party to tell a number of strangers, who probably are not particularly interested in the subject, "all about it.
Our critic will be glad to know that Christian Science is doing the healing works which he challenges it to perform, and without suggestion, and if he is earnestly in quest of the proofs he will not have far to seek.
Can we, at this hour, with all we have seen and heard of the "signs following," doubt the healing power of Mind—God?
The final words of our Saviour, as recorded in the closing chapter of Mark's Gospel, verses 15 to 18, cannot be separated, and I ask why our clergy do not fulfil the Scriptures and heal the sick, the same as the disciples did after his ascension, and as, according to history, their followers continued to do until about the end of the third century.
In her lecture on this subject a critic says, "What is done by Christian Science can be accomplished by other methods.
The writer must confess to no small degree of surprise at having read in a recent issue of the Californian of this city a brief article in which Christian Scientists are referred to as the subjects of a "delusion, or illusion, or craze;" and especially this statement of that editor's opinion: "We believe about fifty per cent of the Christian Scientists are mentally unsound.
The Christian Science movement is destined to grow and prosper.
To the Christian Scientist, the Christian Science movement is the effort to restore primitive Christianity, and by primitive Christianity I mean to a large extent that absolute unity of faith and demonstration spoken of by James, when he said, "Shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works.
Does Christian Science come within the protection of the laws of our land?
Our critic commits a very common error in assuming that poverty.
Christian Science consistently sticks to its premise, viz.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
Christian Scientists are hereby notified that a sufficient sum has been received to complete the new building for The Christian Science Publishing Society, and they are requested to send no more money for this purpose.
Religious
history witnesses to the fact that every great redemptive idea and movement among men has suffered more disability at the hands of its professing friends than at the hands of its pronounced enemies.
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Within the next few weeks a series of pamphlets are to be issued, including a lecture by Miss Mary Brookins, entitled "Christianity is Science and Science is Demonstrable," the lecture before the Christian Science Association of Harvard University by Edward A.
There are few prettier church buildings in the West than the Christian Science edifice in this city.
It is nearly two years since it was proved to me in Christian Science that "there is no power apart from God".
We feel it a duty to express our gratitude for the blessing which Christian Science has brought to us.
"He that overcometh," records the Revelator, "shall inherit all things;" and Mrs.
I am very grateful for all that Christian Science has done for me.
About two and a half years ago a new light began to dawn in my life.
About eleven years ago, through the physical healing of my husband, I became interested in Christian Science.
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me.
I was brought into Christian Science by being healed of what the doctor called severe rheumatic trouble.
When the price of our Sentinel was made made two dollars a year I asked myself, Must I do without it?
I am very grateful for all that Christian Science has done for me.
I desire to offer my heartfelt gratitude for the blessings of Christian Science.
It is about four years since I began the study of Christian Science, some literature having been sent to our home by a Scientist in a near-by city.
About twelve years ago I was given up by materia medica, the doctors saying that they could do nothing more for me.
I write this testimony with a heart full of love and gratitude to our Leader for giving us this grand book, Science and Health, from which we have gained an understanding of the ever-presence of God, an understanding whose results are always health and harmony.
Look,
mother dear! see how my feet are firm upon thefloor!And there my little crutches lie, outside the open door.
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The Christian Science Text-Book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
