February 18, 1911
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President Taft has approved a plan for the leasing by the Government of water-power sites on public lands.
Many
persons, when they attend a Christian Science testimony meeting for the first time, are startled on hearing some one say, "I was healed by reading Science and Health.
No
phase of the Christian Science movement causes greater surprise to the onlooker than the way in which funds are forthcoming for the building of church edifices and other expenses connected with the work, as from the standpoint of ordinary experience it seems very remarkable.
True
individuality is always manifest in sincerity, earnestness, and humility.
Most
Christian Scientists are asked at some time for an answer to the following question: "If God does not know evil, how is He to deliver us from it?
The
problems which confront humanity in the inner realm of consciousness seem to have a single root-thought.
A careful
and prayerful study of our Manual will reveal many gems of thought not to be discovered by an occasional reading of the book.
[While the supply from which the excerpts from editorial comments that have been published on these pages during the past ten weeks is by no means depleted, it seems unnecessary to continue them longer, as enough has been given to show how wide-spread and generous has been the tribute accorded to Mrs.
In reflecting upon the remarkable career which has just terminated at Newton, Mass.
The death of Mary Baker Eddy marks the passing into the "great beyond" of the most remarkable woman who ever lived.
With no thought as to the right or wrong of the religious organization of which Mrs.
The life of Mary Baker Eddy has come to a close.
There are many who do not subscribe to the Christian Science doctrine, but there are few who do not realize that in the death of Mrs.
Whatever may be the individual opinions respecting that which Mary Baker Eddy professed, the fact stands out beyond the boundaries of dispute that she gave the world a confession of faith that has brought wondrous peace and happiness to mankind.
Regardless of conflicting opinions concerning this new religious cult, the cold facts of history must be conceded.
The passing of Mary Baker Eddy removes one of the most remarkable women of the present century.
It is estimated that in the United States there are one million people who uphold the Christian Science creed—a creed that was first promulgated by Mrs.
The death of this famed woman removes one of the most prominent characters of the present century.
The
utter powerlessness and nothingness of evil is strongly emphasized in the writings of Mrs.
There
is a sense in which it would be a mark of the highest presumption for any one to say that he apprehends and can explain the operations of Spirit; nevertheless, Jesus' teaching unquestionably warrants the conviction that we may know "the deep things of God.
It
is not only interesting but very helpful to follow the unfoldment of spiritual ideas as explained in Science and Health.
Located on the corner of Fairview and High streets and opposite the end of Union street, the new Christian Science church will hold a conspicuous place among the public buildings of Winsted.
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The next admission of candidates will be June 2, 1911.
I have long wanted to tell of my great debt of gratitude to Christian Science, but the blessings have come so fast in the last few years that I did not know which to relate.
My heart is singing a song of praise and thanksgiving for the truth that has come to me through Christian Science.
I wish to express my gratitude to God, and to Mrs.
In the fall of 1907, while repairing a drill, my right hand was quite badly bruised and a large piece of the skin taken off.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude to God that I wish to tell how Christian Science helped me in a great emergency.
This is to certify that my son was pronounced by different physicians to be afflicted with diabetes, which they said they could never cure.
It affords me great pleasure to tell others of the genuine happiness and perfect health I have gained through the knowledge of Christian Science.
I should like to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me and mine.
I would like to express my gratitude for Christian Science and my love for the one who through such consecration and self-sacrificing toil has given to a suffering world this perfect Science, through which may be gained the knowledge of Him "who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases.
On going into the local Christian Science rooms, my eyes rested on these words of Christ Jesus, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.
I would like to tell what Christian Science has done for me.
When Christian Science found me, in May, 1908, I was "down and out," as men say.
I can see how one who has never been brought under the direct influence of Christian Science, and whose only information regarding its teachings has been gained from those who know no more about it than himself, might not be very favorably impressed by these views; but how any one who has had an opportunity to see the work that is being accomplished in the line of healing and regeneration through Christian Science, can go on his way without stopping at least to investigate, is hard for me to understand.
I first learned of Christian Science in the fall of 1886.
A number of years ago, through the healing of my mother from a very painful disease with which she had suffered many years, I began to read and study Science and Health, and to attend, whenever possible, the Christian Science services.
Beyond
the seeing of the mortal eyeAre pastures green and waters still,Where all, in glad obedience to their Father's will,Now calmly walk, and safely down do lie.
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The Christian Science Text-Book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
