November 18, 1911
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The
disastrous results of working in the negative may confront even the best of Scientists at times, and to the young student in particular this confusing experience is only too common.
The
thoughtful observer of the times will ask as the question of today, What is the form of church government most consistent with the teaching and practice of Christian Science, and why is it so?
An article in your paper on "Freak Religions," in which Christian Science is mentioned, has just been brought to my attention.
Asserting his belief that disease, both organic and functional, may be cured by prayer, the Rev.
Some one has said that it is good policy to leave some things unspoken.
It should be remembered in considering or discussing the subject of Christian Science that it is essentially common sense and reasonable in its every application to human conditions.
The reference to Christian Science as a fad does not indicate the nice discrimination in language which should proceed from one occupying the position of a Christian minister.
If the committee of English physicians who reported in effect that all forms of mental and spiritual healing, in which they included Christian Science healing, were the result of mental suggestion, had really investigated the facts of the matter from the standpoint of the true investigator, they would have found:—
Members of the Christian Science church in La Grande have the thanks of the Obscrver for an interesting volume on the life and work of the late Mary Baker Eddy.
In
open warfare, when the aggressor heralds his approach with such bombastic challenge as that with which the Philistine giant advanced upon the army of Israel, one is usually on the alert and ready for defense; on guard, as it were.
The
struggle of unrestful sense has been so vast, so continuous, and withal so personal with each one of us, that we are led to think of it as the incense of mortal hope ascending for ever and ever.
In
the fifty-first Psalm we read, "Restore unto me the joy of thy salvation," a prayer which finds a wonderful response in the Master's words, "I say unto you.
The beautiful new Christian Science church at the corner of Eighteenth and Vermont streets was crowded yesterday [Sept.
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A lecture on Christian Science was delivered by Bicknell Young, member of the board of lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Through applying the truth as found in the Bible, and "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
Three and a half years ago, on a to me very memorable day, Science and Health was brought me by a lady who was a student of its teachings.
I owe so much to Christian Science that I feel it is my duty to send my testimony.
Last year, in September, I noticed a hard lump in my left breast.
First of all I wish to say that I am thankful to God, and to His servant, Mrs.
I was healed in Christian Science of the effects of poison ivy on my face in two treatments.
I am glad to testify to the practical good that Christian Science has brought into my life.
Words are inadequate to express the good I have received from Christian Science.
It is with love and gratitude that I send my testimony to tell the many readers of our Christian Science literature what it has done for me.
About two and a half years ago my general health began to run down.
To say that I am grateful for Christian Science is to express it mildly.
With a heart overflowing with thankfulness to God, and gratitude to Mrs.
We hear a great deal said about Christian Science parents leaving their children to suffer by not having materia medica, and I wish to give a fair statement of what Christian Science does for children.
About three years ago I was healed of severe acute lung trouble.
One evening in April, 1910, I was taken suddenly with severe pain in my heart, and other alarming symptoms.
I wish to return thanks to God for what Christian Science has done for me.
I feel that I must show my gratitude for the many benefits I have received in Christian Science by giving this testimony, in the hope that it will help others who are suffering as I was.
Perplexed
with problems of a weary day,Condemning all whose words had caused me pain,I turned with lagging step my homeward way,And prayed that I might find the light again.
