In
the last Sentinel was the following question: "If all matter is unreal, why do we deny the existence of disease in the material body and not the body itself?
As a sort of summation to the Sermon on the Mount, with its infinite promises of good, the great Teacher said, "Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.
Six prominent men in widely different walks of life recently entered President Taft's private office in the White House, according to Chairman Ralph M.
LIBERTY
is the divine right of every man, and it is the prerogative of no one to do that which will either directly or indirectly interfere with or circumscribe the liberty of another.
THE
lessons to be drawn from the parable of "the prodigal son" are inexhaustible, and in this story of the treatment accorded the two brothers by their father there seems to be also a hint as to the answer to a question which has puzzled many earnest seekers for the truth.
Christian Science does not teach that the universe is an illusion, but on the contrary that everything in creation, from the least to the greatest, exists as the product of Spirit.
Mortals have a material concept of God's universe, manifested in decay and death, and it is this material concept that Christian Science seeks to destroy, so that we may behold all the glories of the universe even as God sees them.
Christian Science urges men to recognize their true selfhood and to live in accordance with this recognition, thus to obey the Master's command, "Be ye therefore perfect, even as your Father which is in heaven is perfect.
The Christian Scientists of Cambridge have purchased the Simmons estate at 1582 Massachusetts Avenue, for the purpose of erecting a church edifice which, it is said, will surpass anything in Cambridge in the way of church buildings.
If I knew you and you knew me,—If both of us could clearly seeAnd with an inner sight divineThe meaning of your heart and mine,—I'm sure that we would differ less,And clasp our hands in friendliness;Our thoughts would pleasantly agree,If I knew you and you knew me.
THERE
are two very distinct bases of thought and activity in the Christian life, the choice of which has everything to do not only with one's confidence and peace of mind, but with the inspiration he brings to his fellows, his general helpfulness and success.
with contributions from J. R. Mosley, Willis D. McKinstry, Alma Rodemich, Carmon Herrrick, Josephine Prentice, Kate Joy Gray, Ernest C. Moses, Anna A. File, A. Hazel Cohen, E. E. Baddeley
with contributions from R. A. Hicks, A. J. Hickey, Virginia Taylor, Gerry H. Barnes
One of the most comprehensive lectures on Christian Science ever heard in Denver was that given on Friday evening and again on Saturday evening [April 23, 24] by Prof.
At the age of fourteen, after having had a fall from a swing, it was said by the doctors, my relatives, and well-meaning friends, that as I had always been a delicate child, now I would be an invalid for life.
That I have waited till now to tell of the many benefits which I have received from the study of Christian Science is not because of any lack of gratitude.
One of the most helpful passages I have found in the Scriptures is in the thirtieth chapter of Isaiah: "For thus saith the Lord God, the Holy One of Israel; In returning and rest shall ye be saved; in quietness and in confidence shall be your strength.
Through love of humanity and out of gratitude to Christian Science, to whose aid I owe my redemption from the liquor habit, I contribute this unsolicited testimonial of the benefits I have received.
One evening, about a year and a half ago, I was taken with a severe pain in my side, so retired, thinking it would pass away, but before morning I had to send for a physician, who gave me a hypodermic injection.
Some two or three years after my first healing through Christian Science, I met my former physician, who about a year prior to my recovery had moved from the town in which I was then living.
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT-BOOK, "SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES.
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with contributions from J. R. Mosley, Willis D. McKinstry, Alma Rodemich, Carmon Herrrick, Josephine Prentice, Kate Joy Gray, Ernest C. Moses, Anna A. File, A. Hazel Cohen, E. E. Baddeley