November 21, 1914
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Thirty-six governors, former governors, and governors-elect, attended the opening at Madison, Wis.
In
his letter to the Romans the apostle Paul tells us that "to be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace.
After
the meeting between Jesus and his disciples on the shore of the Galilean sea, of which Mrs.
While
reading in one of our Lesson-Sermons these words of Paul, "Rejoice in the Lord alway," I was reminded of an experience which occurred some two years since.
The
term Sunday school in its general use signifies an organization for the purpose of giving Christian instruction to youth.
I cannot help feeling that the clergyman who complains of my not replying to all the statements he made as to the practice of Christian Science, is somewhat inconsistent.
The critic asks, Is it not a perilous thing to adopt Christian Science?
In a recent issue I notice the remarks of Mrs.
Our critic asserts that it is not through personal antagomism that he is impelled to take up the discussion of Christian Science, but that he is actuated only by a sense of "duty to stand up for Christ and his gospel.
In a recent issue of The News, an address given at the Propylæum, on "The Secret and Law of Suggestion in Child Training," is reported, in which there is an undoubted intention to be kind to Christian Science; but it is liable to confuse your readers, and I shall appreciate the opportunity to make a brief statement of what Christian Science teaches.
A contributor to the Journal's columns recently expressed the opinion that Christian Science teaches its followers to believe disease can be overcome "by just thinking you are well.
Apropos the pending triangular religious controversy between three reverend doctors, possibly the views of the ordinary layman might aid in squaring the issue; more especially, too, from the fact that any bias or theological erudition is disclaimed.
The
general interest in the question as to the truth and efficacy of Christian Science, which is shown in the increased attendance at authorized lectures on this subject, is one of the encouraging signs of the times, because it proves that mankind as a whole is more definitely willing to think for itself in matters of health and religion than heretofore.
That
the average man covets the reputation of being right-minded and reasonable in all his thinking, goes without saying.
No
one can deny that only deep spirituality can rightly apprehend the real meaning of our Master's parables.
Christian Science came to me like an angel, at the midnight hour.
About four years ago I had what is known as granulated eyelids.
A little over twelve years ago, two copies of The Christian Science Journal were sent me, and they seemed in direct answer to a sincere desire to get a better understanding of the Bible.
Several years ago I was one of the most wretched of women.
The truth as revealed through the study of Christian Science was shown to me by a very dear girl friend who had been healed of St.
I had been studying Christian Science about a year and had taken a few treatments for a trouble with my leg, but as yet had apparently obtained no benefit.
I am anxious to tell how grateful I am for what Christian Science has done for me, both physically and mentally.
About six years ago I was taken with colic while working in a lumber-yard.
I wish to express the gratitude of my heart for what Christian Science has done for me.
If I were to allow thought to dwell upon what I represented to humanity before I knew of Christian Science, I would be appalled at the picture.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
