April 26, 1913
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The Greenland bill, providing for pensions for indigent mothers, an administration measure, was passed in the Ohio House, and has the approval of Governor Cox.
The
advent of Christian Science marks a new era in the field of therapeutics.
To
those who believe that life is in matter, or body, man seems to have two phases of being, a material and a spiritual.
We
occasionally hear it said, "I would give a great deal to be able to write a good letter.
Many
years ago, in answer to the argument that it was God's will that her mother should suffer, a child retorted, "I don't see how you can love God, if you think He likes to make you miserable.
The
immeasurable value of Christian Science to humanity consists in its immediate and continuous availability in solving the many problems which confront mankind.
To
those who have been taught to think of God as a magnified human being, the second commandment is a mystery, or else it has been so materially interpreted that the spiritual import is lost; but it needs to be understood before we can comprehend what we worship as God, since it defines more than any other commandment what the Godhead is.
It seems strange that there are still some clergymen who feel that they are called upon from time to time to attack Christian Science.
In a recent issue, under the heading "Christian Science and Methodism—How Far Between?
The statement in an address by a clergyman as quoted in a recent issue, that Christian Science conforms to pantheism, is not only incorrect, but directly contrary to the fact.
Christian Science offers a broad field for the contemplation of humanity.
Human
sense makes such frequent exhibitions of its consent if not attachment to the unideal, impulses which are unquestionably opposed to Spirit are so frequently in evidence, that aspiring hearts sometimes experience a sense of great discouragement.
A great
deal is said about the need for unity among Christian people, but it is not always remembered that the demand for separateness is of equal importance.
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The next admission of candidates will be May 30, 1913.
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I first became interested in Christian Science when, on going home for a visit, I found my father reading the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
I turned to Christian Science five years ago, and since that time it has met my every need.
My brother had given his children into my charge for several weeks, and one day I heard loud crying, when my daughter brought my little niece to me, saying that she had been run over while skating.
I feel impelled to make an acknowledgment of the many blessings I have received from the study of Christian Science.
I have enjoyed the rich blessings of Christian Science for the past four years, and gratefully acknowledge the fact that I could not now live without it.
In April, 1911, I called at a house where there was a case of serious throat trouble, and when I found this out I had a great sense of fear.
I should like to give my testimony as a token of gratitude for what Christian Science has done for us.
No words can tell how terribly I suffered for more than twenty years before I learned of Christian Science.
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me and my husband.
It is with great pleasure, as well as thankfulness to God for His goodness and mercy in sparing my life, that I can say I am a well man today.
I am indeed grateful for what Christian Science has done for me in the last year.
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The Christian Science Text-Book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
