March 18, 1911
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With the world's records broken for low cost and rapidity of construction, the boring of the great five-mile Elizabeth tunnel, fourteen feet wide and eleven feet high, the most important features of the new twenty-six million-dollar municipal water project of Los Angeles, Cal.
The
desire to be good is the first essential to living a good life; but this desire alone does not bring that knowledge of God which overcomes the sense of evil.
It
is the splendid privilege of every man and woman to be a Christian Scientist; that is, to be a scientific Christian—one who proves that the teaching of Jesus the Christ is forever true and hence demonstrable today, even as it was nineteen hundred years ago.
These
words of Jesus, "A man's foes shall be they of his own household," as recorded in the tenth chapter of Matthew and quoted from the seventh chapter of Micah, literally interpreted, show the utter uselessness of any attempt to trust in or depend upon persons, even though they be one's closest and best friends.
My
song among the hills I sing forever,My liquid lute I pipe the livelong day,In melancholy mood or glad endeavor,A doleful dirge or rhythmic roundelay.
Christian Scientists, especially those who have been closely associated with Mrs.
As many people are inquiring what Christian Science is, and wherein it differs from faith-healing and mental suggestion, perhaps you will allow me space for a few remarks on the subject.
To a cure wrought by Christian Science nineteen years ago, Mrs.
Christian Science and psychology are as opposite as darkness and light, nor is there any cooperation between them.
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The next admission of candidates will be June 2, 1911.
The
record of the three years of Jesus' public ministry, as it is given in the four Gospels, is full of the accounts of his healing of the sick, and we get a glimpse of the real magnitude of his labors through John, who closes his account with the statement that if all the things which Jesus did should be written, "even the world itself could not contain the books.
Among
the most distinctive features of the little child are its innocency and its instinct.
A great
thinker has said that "few men know how to live," and although this is a self-evident truth, there are perhaps not many who would be willing to apply it to themselves.
Munsey's Magazine announces for its April number an article entitled "The Girlhood Letters of Mary Baker Eddy," together with a poem, hitherto unpublished, written by the great Leader in her school-days.
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A new photogravure reproduction of The Mother Church edifices and the Publishing House, with the new parkway in the foreground, has just been made, and is now on sale.
In August, 1907, I first tried Christian Science for physical healing.
When I first heard about Christian Science I was told that it claimed to heal organic heart trouble, even when the patient was hundreds of miles away.
Words fail me when I attempt to express what Christian Science has done in our home.
I first heard of Christian Science through some Sentinels sent to me from England by my mother while I was on military service with Compton's Horse, during the late Boer war.
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me, spiritually and physically.
It is two years since I came to Christian Science through a dear friend.
I have been benefited in many ways by Christian Science, and I feel that I should like to add my testimony to the long list of those who have been healed through the understanding of the truth as revealed to this age in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
Some six years ago I had occasion to test the efficacy of Christian Science Mind-healing in a case of eruption.
When I heard of Christian Science I was in hard bondage to error, but through the faithful help of a Christian Science practitioner, and the study of the text-book, evil gradually lost its seeming power, and I now see the way in which I have to walk in order to turn away from the unreal.
I feel it a duty to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done and is doing daily for me and my family.
It is with pleasure that I testify to the wonderful power of Christian Science.
I have long felt a desire to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
It is with deep gratitude that I testify to the blessings which I have received through Christian Science.
Some of our critics say that only ills which are purely imaginary can be healed by Christian Science methods.
I first heard of Christian Science in 1890.
With a heart full of gratitude I give this testimony to the great benefits we have received in Christian Science.
Through the study of Christian Science I have found such peace and harmony that I wish to write a few words that may help some one else.
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The Christian Science Text-Book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
