April 25, 1914
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The rare collection of works of art belonging to the Marquise Arconati-Visconti, and valued at three million francs, has been given in its entirety to the Louvre museum.
No
false mortal concept has been attended by more appalling disasters than has the wrong sense of supply.
There
is so much for which to give thanks after Christian Science has come into our lives, that one hardly knows where to begin.
There
is no greater proof of a poet's genius than his capacity to pierce the darkness of human strife and struggle, and to see that it signifies, after all, but the breaking up of old beliefs and the dawning of an era of more hopefulness for mankind at large.
One
day the writer was at work in Christian Science upon a case which mortal sense declared to be well-nigh impervious to the divine idea.
When
on a visit to Switzerland, my companion and I started early one morning to climb the highest mountain in our neighborhood.
The Portland clergyman whose article entitled "Review of Christian Science Claims" appeared in recent issues, might have directed his efforts to better advantage than by attacking the teachings of a movement which has to its credit the accomplishment of as much permanent good as has Christian Science, whose adherents are earnestly striving to reduce the sum total of the world's sin and misery.
A most remarkable statement by the dean of St.
As a recent edition of Emanu-El, referring to Christian Science, states that "according to that creed matter is nonexistent and an illusion of mortal mind," it may be said that Mrs.
A recent issue contains an article on "The Light of Faith," in which the writer condemns the teaching of Christian Science, that material phenomena are unreal, as wholly fallacious, and upholds the contrary belief, that there is in the universe a "phenomenal as well as a noumenal reality.
A writer in The News confuses healing by divine Mind with the false, evil action of the human mind in attempting to emulate the divine.
In a recent issue a writer inadvertently quotes some one as saying that men have gone mad "on religious errors, such as millennial dawn, Christian Science, spiritism, annihilation, etc.
Climbing
a rugged road,Bowed down by sorrow's load,Doubting the end,I turned from dark despair;My hands reached out in prayer,When, lo, heaven's help was there,—A friend.
So
much has been said in a fragmentary way in the newspapers about the proposed changes in the medical registration laws of New York and Massachusetts, that there may be doubt in the minds of some of our readers as to the actual status of these laws, in so far as they might apply to the practice of Christian Science.
A good
many seekers after truth are puzzled by the questions asked them respecting Scriptural topics, some by friends in the older churches, and others by students of Christian Science.
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The next admission of candidates will be June 5, 1914.
About three and a half years ago, when in my junior year at college, I became interested in Christian Science.
In May, 1907, while coming from the Philippine Islands, I was taken very sick.
For a long time I have felt that it was my duty to give my testimony to what Christian Science has done for us.
It is with deep gratitude that I express my thanks for the many benefits which have come to me through the study of Christian Science.
A few years ago we struggled with much sickness in our home.
Christian Science has brought so much strength, love, and peace into my Life that I feel it incumbent upon me to add my testimony to the many which have already appeared in the periodicals recording thankfulness for benefits received, and for the ever ready source of joy and gladness which eliminates all error and discord from our lives.
I feel very thankful to God for the many blessings which have been revealed to me in Christian Science, both for the physical healing and the spiritual uplift.
This testimony to the value of Christian Science is given with a heart full of thankfulness to God, and of gratitude to our Leader, Mrs.
I should like to express a little of my deep thankfulness to God, and gratitude to Mrs.
Deep gratitude impels me to tell of the great blessings which we have received through Christian Science.
Know
you the song of the captive birdFinding itself set free,Soaring aloft into freedom glad,Singing in ecstasy?
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
