June 5, 1915
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The proposal to establish an approximation of the single tax in Denver, Col.
Perhaps
one of the most seemingly paradoxical statements which have ever puzzled the earnest Bible student is this: "Unto every one that hath shall be given, and he shall have abundance: but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath.
One
can but realize, after a patient and earnest study of Christian Science, that a dominant asset to the seeker after Truth is gladness, a gladness which the most alluring earthly pleasures can never bestow.
The beliefs of Pastor—are so fundamentally different from Christian Science that he could hardly be expected to speak of it accurately, but his sermon on this subject which you published recently, was not fair even to himself, for it put him in the position of speaking in an oracular manner without insight or appreciation.
An article published in your paper of recent date states that Bishop—attacks the Christian Science faith as a heresy.
A bill in the Ohio legislature proposes to give entire freedom to the practice of Christian Science in the cure of disease.
The appeal of the Christian Scientists in this country for "religious liberty" seems fair enough.
Recent issues of the World have contained attacks on Christian Science by the evangelist now conducting revival services in Aurora.
There does not seem to be any reason to suppose the President was thinking of Christian Science when, in a recent address, he referred to the business situation as a state of mind.
It
is well sometimes, when to human sense a storm of discord is raging and the troubled waters threaten to engulf everything in one tremendous tidal wave, to give ourselves pause long enough to remember that God still commands the winds and the waves, and that the "Peace, be still," of the Master was meant for the comfort and solace of anxious hearts in all times and places.
Students
of Christian Science soon learn that mortal belief is the opposite of the spiritual fact.
No forest monarch figures more prominently, perhaps, in Scripture than the fir-tree, and all wood-lovers will recognize how fittingly it stands for true greatness, for the union of strength and sweetness.
In the spring of 1912, my answer to an inquiry as to when I was going to send in my testimony was that I would wait till the attacks, caused according to the verdict of medical doctors by a clot on the brain, had stayed away at least a year.
Having been a beneficiary of the teaching of Christian Science seven years, I now feel it a duty as well as a privilege to testify to this fact.
I rejoice in this opportunity to express my gratitude for the many benefits I have received through Christian Science.
On coming to Christian Science I thought only to experience a physical healing from acute stomach disease and accompanying nervous and bowel troubles.
I write this testimony with deep gratitude to Christian Science for its effects upon my understanding.
A few years ago I was healed of an eruption on my hands and ears.
I would like to express my gratitude for all that Christian Science has done for me.
I desire to express my gratitude for help received in Christian Science.
About four years ago I was most wretched mentally, and withal a physical wreck.
It is indeed with a grateful heart that I testify to what Christian Science has done for me.
For a long time I have felt that as I receive so much benefit from the testimonies of others, I should also give my experience of what Christian Science has done for me.
I feel like telling the whole world of the wonderful healing experienced through Christian Science.
Oh,
let not seeming lure usTo leave the charted way;Let wisdom still adjure usWith precepts day by day.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
