November 14, 1914
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According to the latest annual compilation made by the Automobile, there are in the United States 1,735,369 motor vehicles.
The
question of salvation is one which concerns all mankind, even though the majority may have a vague, indefinite sense of just how much it includes.
Nature
speaks to us in parables, and one of the great lessons it would teach us is that she does not effect sudden transformations.
On
one occasion I was sitting in a large hall, awaiting the opening of a meeting.
Now that the Post has printed the conclusions concerning spiritual healing that were announced in England last May by a clerical and medical committee of inquiry, the following statement from another point of view is submitted, with an earnest request for its publication.
Christian Science being primarily concerned with religion, when it speaks of reality it means reality in the ultimate metaphysical sense in which all religious truths are to be taken.
Chicago churchmen were divided regarding the findings of the London commission of prominent clergymen and leading physicians relative to the problem of spiritual healing.
An article entitled "Suggestion the Subject" in a recent issue, in which one of your public school officials is reported as saying that Christian Science makes use of mental suggestion, is so liable to mislead your readers that I shall appreciate space to make an explanation.
In an editorial in a recent issue entitled "Healing Made Profitless," you assume that Christian Science is the practice of mental suggestion.
The revolt today against either intellectualism or determinism is caused wholly and solely by the fact that men are beginning to understand more clearly the correct nature of that infinitely good cause which we call God, and are perceiving more definitely than ever that an infinitely good cause could only produce an infinitely good effect.
"It
is so dark," I said, "I cannot sing;In such a gloom I have no heart for song.
On
page 11 of a pamphlet entitled "Christian Science History," by Judge Septimus J.
That
there is need for works as well as words in the daily life of all Christians, and especially of Christian Scientists, is one thing that Mrs.
If
a dozen persons were asked to define their individual concepts of prayer, it is likely that their statements would vary, because of their differing mentalities and preconceptions.
There
is nothing that seems more appealing than the issue of a futile heroism, the vain outcome of royally true, self-sacrificing endeavor.
— Driven eastward by the expansion of the city, First Church of Christ, Scientist, has decided to move, and yesterday [Sept.
I feel that the time has come when I should give to the world the story of my many healings in Christian Science.
I want to express my gratitude for Christian Science and our revered Leader, Mrs.
A little over two years ago I had an abscess in my head.
I desire to tell something of what Christian Science has done for me.
I owe so much to Christian Science that I feel it my duty to send my testimony.
I send this testimony, trusting it may command the attention of some one who is struggling against discouragement and doubt and lead him to turn from mortal beliefs to the healing fount of Truth.
I want to express my thankfulness to God, and my gratitude to our dear Leader for what Christian Science has done and is doing for me every day.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
