October 2, 1915
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The most radical reconstruction of New York city's school system ever recommended by a city official is contained in a report made to the board of estimate by Comptroller Prendergast, who is also chairman of the board's committee on education.
Christian Science
is conferring upon mankind the inestimable benefit of showing them the way of right thinking.
All
who anticipate joining a Christian Science church will find rich profit in a careful study of the definition of church as given on page 583 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," for it is fitting that we should have a clear conception of what this step means in order that the line of separation from whatever is foreign to the nature of our new alliance may be sharply drawn.
During
the summer season there are none more in evidence than those whom we term pleasure seekers.
Yussuf
Ben Orem went to pray,And one he met upon the waySaid, Whither goest thou, my friend,And may I on thy way attend?
Your report of a sermon delivered at Newburyport presented an incongruity which is one of the signs of these times.
In a recent issue of Oak Leaves the sermon of a local clergyman was reported, most of the space being given to "taking issue" with Christian Science.
A recent issue of the Baptist Standard, published at Dallas, Texas, contained an editorial entitled "Christian Scientists and Healing.
The misrepresentation of the teaching of Christian Science concerning evil has been so frequently corrected through the public press that it seems almost anomalous for an intelligent speaker at this time to reiterate the charge contained in a sermon which appeared recently in The Oregonian.
To say that the Eskimos of the frozen north developed the out-of-door cultivation of roses could not be more absurd than the statement to the effect that Christian Science is based on the teachings of Plato, as made by a speaker at the Y.
My attention has just been called to Doctor—'s reference to Christian Science as reported in a recent issue.
Letters
received by the editors of the Sentinel from members of newer and smaller branch churches indicate that frequently much perplexity is experienced over the question as to whether or not a Sunday afternoon or evening service should be held by these churches in addition to the regular morning service.
For
the most part for all, and altogether for the many, life is made up of a multiplicity of incidentals.
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, announces a free public lecture on Christian Science by George Shaw Cook, C.
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The circuit court chambers of the county court-house were crowded to capacity when Bliss Knapp delivered an eloquent and inspiring lecture on "Christian Science: The Revelation of Divine Power.
In January, 1913, my throat began to trouble me, but because of other cares I tried to forget about it.
My heart is full of gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me.
I would like to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
From early childhood I suffered almost constantly from one disease or another and lived in fear.
Knowing that every testimony of healing is sure to benefit some one who is in need of help, I feel that, having received so many blessings, I can best show my gratitude by telling about some of them.
In January, 1911, I became ill with influenza, and according to medical diagnosis just escaped acute lung trouble.
I turned to Christian Science for physical healing.
I gladly avail myself of the opportunity to express my thankfulness for the benefits derived from the study of Christian Science.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
