June 22, 1912
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
Arbuckle Brothers have written a letter to Senator O'Gorman asking him to help pass a Senate bill placing sugar on the free list and saying that the present tariff costs the people of the United States between one hundred and one hundred and fifty million dollars a year, while it enriches the Havemeyers, the Mormon church, the American Sugar Refining Company, and speculators in the common stock of the American Beet Sugar Company.
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The
way we look at things is largely responsible for the courage or the fear, the confidence or the doubt, with which we meet the demands or the difficulties that arise in human experience; hence to have the right point of view is an essential factor in working out one's problems.
Article
The
Christian Science church is unique among churches in discarding personal preaching.
Article
The
word "discretion" is explained by Webster as meaning "wise conduct and management; cautious discernment, especially as to matters of propriety and self-control.
Article
Christian Scientists
who formerly belonged to some one of the other religious denominations, or to the unorganized body of unbelievers, speak and think of the time when they "came into Science" as the great turning-point in their lives.
Article
While
meditating recently upon the familiar statement that as a man thinketh "so is he," a little occurrence of several years ago came into my mind, as if to help me to a better understanding of both the immediate and far-reaching import of the foregoing words.
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In the course of events, when critics had about exhausted the epithets at their command and it was still desired to continue "calling names," it occurred to some one to apply the words "modern witchcraft" to Christian Science, but unfortunately for the one who chose the epithet, as well as for those who borrowed it, it does not in any sense apply to Christian Science.
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Christian Science stands for the scientific elucidation and explanation of primitive Christianity, and adheres to the divine law of life inaugurated by the Master.
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I am quite willing to concede "that neither man's wisdom nor man's vain philosophy can change or remove the great eternal truths of God.
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I have read with considerable interest the attack on Christian Science recently made by a lecturer in your city.
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In a late issue reference is made to a sermon by a clerical critic on "Christian Science and the Christian Religion.
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In a recent issue I find mention of a religious meeting at which one of the speakers took occasion gratuitously to criticize Christian Science, stating, "No, sir; I don't believe in any of that stuff.
Poem
Forth like a rivulet flows love unfeigned From lofty summits of a pure desire,Where snows are softened by a radiant fire,Then dews celestial on the steeps have rainedAnd springs from hidden depths the light have gained:Down from the lonely peak where souls aspireAnd see and hear the hosts' victorious choir,Down with the joy of freedom well attained.
Editorial
The
Christian Science Board of Directors announces the appointment of Adam H.
Editorial
In
the report of the clerk, read at the annual meeting of The Mother Church, June 3, was this significant paragraph: "Our records show that during the year approximately 740,000 persons have attended lectures on Christian Science given by the various members of our board of lectureship.
Editorial
That
the realm of physical feeling harbors all mankind the bulk of the time, and the bulk of mankind all the time, is no less true than that the teaching of the Master and the hope of eternal life demand that we shall learn to live not in the feeling which registers the rule of material sense, but in the knowing which speaks for the dominion of spiritual sense.
Editorial
In
our text-book we read that "in Christian Science mere opinion is valueless".
Article
The dedication of First Church of Christ, Scientist, on North Oakdale avenue, occurred Sunday [April 21] and was attended by a large and attentive congregation.
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It has been found necessary to postpone the date when copies of the German translation of Science and Health can be delivered, until some time in July, owing to the amount of labor involved in the composition and proofreading.
Testimony of Healing
Eight years have gone by since Christian Science found me in a wretched, hopeless condition.
Testimony of Healing
That the power of God heals the sick, as taught in Christian Science, I have had abundant proof.
Testimony of Healing
This testimony, which I offer of my own free will and accord, includes the blessings and benefits received through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Before taking up the study of Christian Science, I was a chronic invalid, suffering from many ailments, most of which were said to be inherited.
Testimony of Healing
I send this testimony to say that I thank God every day for the realization that He is ever present.
Testimony of Healing
It gives me great pleasure to tell what Christian Science has done for me after a year's suffering from stomach trouble.
Testimony of Healing
It was through the healing of my mother that Christian Science was brought to my notice.
Testimony of Healing
About two years ago I came to Christian Science and was healed within a short time of lung trouble of a year's standing.
Testimony of Healing
In February, 1911, I was suddenly taken ill with severe pain in my side and lungs, also in my head and neck.
Testimony of Healing
With a heart full of gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me in the ten years that I have been learning to know God as "a very present help in trouble," I give the testimony of my daughter's healing.
Testimony of Healing
It is from a heart filled with gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me that I give this testimony.
Poem
Midst the sorrow and the pain,Midst the murk and midst the rain,Midst the pleasure and the joy,Giving peace without alloy—Thou art with me!
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The Christian Science Text-Book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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