October 25, 1913
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In the state legislation and road management session of the third annual American road congress at Detroit, Mich.
Our
Master taught us by example that the only true way of living is in doing holy work.
In
many a home we find the routine, the machinery of affairs, carried on the shoulders of a few members, perhaps a single person.
To fathers and mothers solicitous for the spiritual welfare of their children, our Leader's gentle admonition, "Parents should teach their children at the earliest possible period the truths of health and holiness.
Self-pity
is a "slough," and the farther one goes into it, the deeper it grows.
In the court of probate at Concord, N.
Will you permit me to try to clear up a not very easy question in a short letter?
I do not question our critic's superficial acquaintance with Christian Science teachings, but I do emphatically deny that he understands these teachings, for the main reason that he does not correctly state them.
In a recent issue some remarks of the Bishop of Carlisle are reported under the caption "Drugs and Faith," which in some respects are so misleading that, if not corrected, they may convey to your readers very erroneous notions about Christian Science.
Referring to the article in a recent issue in reference to Christian Science, please allow me to say that in the Preface of Science and Health.
Each
falling leaf proclaims a resurrection;The fading flowers immortal blooms declare;When understood, it is the heart's electionOf higher thought of nature's tints so fair.
On page 147 of this issue we quote from The Christian Science Monitor a report of an important step by which the trust created by Mrs.
In
Science and Health we are told that as the sun is the center of our planetary system, so God is "the central Life and intelligence around which circle harmoniously all things in the systems of Mind".
To hear a great artist is always to experience a great delight, and gain an added sense of that human capacity which, as Christian Science makes clear, is grounded in the divine.
In January, 1909, while attending the state Legislature in St.
I desire to express my heartfelt thanks for all that Christian Science has done for me during the last eight or nine years.
When I think of the many blessings which my family and I have received through the study and application of Christian Science, I feel a great desire to express my gratitude through the pages of the Sentinel in the hope that my testimony may be of some help to other seekers after the truth.
With the psalmist I can say, "I sought the Lord, and he heard me, and delivered me from all my fears.
I wish to make an acknowledgment of my healing, now almost ten years ago, of chronic stomach and intestinal trouble followed by a nervous breakdown.
For two years I had what was supposed to be rheumatism in my knees.
It gives me great pleasure to speak of the healing power of divine Truth, as revealed through Christian Science.
From my first treatment in Christian Science I received all the strength, peace of mind, and understanding of God I could assimilate and use.
Our family has experienced an immeasurable blessing through the healing of a mental disorder in the case of my sister, and we who were privileged to observe this glorious proof of the power of Truth are profoundly grateful.
When I first came to investigate Christian Science, not quite nine years ago, I was very much prejudiced against all forms of religious doctrines which were based on the Bible.
Christian Science has revealed to me a God who is Love, who, as the psalmist says, "forgiveth all thine iniquities; which healeth all thy diseases.
For three years the understanding of the allness of God, good, and the unreality of evil, has been unfolding to me through the study of Christian Science.
I herewith wish to express my most sincere gratitude for my wonderful healing of a severe trouble.
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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXT-BOOK, "SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES.
