Secretary Ballinger of the Interior Department has made public a definite policy which is dependent for its execution upon comprehensive legislation by Congress.
We
read in Science and Health that Jesus defined everlasting life as "a present knowledge of his Father and himself,—the knowledge of Love, Truth, and Life".
Paul said to the Corinthians: "My beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable;" and Christian Scientists should at all times keep this advice in clear mental view, by recognizing the importance of giving loyal support to our publications.
Some
months ago, when I did not know from personal experience that Christian Science is demonstrable, the title of this article would have brought forth a cynical smile.
The
belief in environment is often a heavy clog upon individual progress; it hangs about the limbs of endeavor and impedes all advancement not circumscribed within its limits.
A little thought and a little care,A little tenderness now and then,A gracious speech and a courtly airMay give one rank among gentlemen;But he who merits the highest place,Though clad in homespun he be, 'tis true,Is one who carries a heart of grace,And is really a nobleman through and through.
Will you, with that courtesy which has hitherto been as unfailing as your disagreement with me, permit me to protest against the suggestion contained in Dr.
The clerical gentleman's desire to save the public from "the danger of Christian Science," no doubt springs from some theory, however mistaken, of doing good.
O gentle presence, peace and joy and power; O Life divine, that owns each waiting hour,Thou Love that guards the nestling's faltering flight! Keep Thou my child on upward wing tonight.
Some
of the good work that is being done by the committee on publication is in the line of correcting misstatements of fact which have gone out over the wires as news, and on this basis have found space in the newspapers of the country.
One
of the doctrines of physical science which seems to find support in natural history is that which declares for the survival of the fittest, and which is often taken to mean the survival of the strongest.
One
of the most lasting impressions gained from a visit to any great industrial mart is that of the racket and roar which characterizes human mechanism and movement, even at its best.
with contributions from James Otis Simonds, Mary Baker Eddy, Alexander Dodds, Archibald McLellan, Mollie E. Shaffer, M. Elizabeth Lengsfield, The Yorkshire Christian Science Churches and Societies, Helen C. Montgomery, A. J. Johnston
I feel it a duty to express my heartfelt gratitude for the great blessing that has come to me through Christian Science Last September, while in a place where I had been staying through the summer, I fell and injured my right arm.
It was about the time of our dear Leader's discovery of the Science of Christianity that I, then a lad of twelve or thirteen years of age, attended with my mother, all one winter, the weekly prayer-meetings of an orthodox church in the city where we lived.
Ever since Christian Science lifted me out of hopeless suffering, I have endeavored to express my gratitude, in word and deed, though I have not till now tried to do it through our periodicals.
I am thankful that when Christian Science was presented to me I was ready to receive it, and that I did not stop to resist that which I did not understand, but tried to apply each truth as I saw it, proving by small diffiulties overcome at once that the greater problems could be solved.
Count
not the years, eternityIs ours, age hath no pow'r to mar:Our God is Life and Love and Truth;There is no age, there is no youth;No limitation on man placed,God's attributes in him are traced.
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with contributions from James Otis Simonds, Mary Baker Eddy, Alexander Dodds, Archibald McLellan, Mollie E. Shaffer, M. Elizabeth Lengsfield, The Yorkshire Christian Science Churches and Societies, Helen C. Montgomery, A. J. Johnston