July 3, 1915
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Christian Science
is a way of living and thinking that finds its chief inspiration, its perfect illustration, as well as its complete proof, in the teachings and example of Jesus.
The
teachings of Christian Science appeal to the individual with an assurance and a promise of healing which bespeak God's love for humanity.
Art
more a man when thou art lade with rustOf envied wealth and puffed with vaunted power?
Referring to the report of a lecture by the Rev.
In Ons Godsdienstig Leven I read with much pleasure the account of a meeting which a clergyman held with members of his church, and at which he gave a sympathetic explanation of Christian Science.
May I ask you for space to correct if possible some of the erroneous conclusions which may have resulted from the account, in a recent issue, of a lecture on the subject of Christian Science.
We notice in a recent issue a sermon in which the endeavor is made to bring Christian Science into disrepute by having the reading public believe that "Christian Science is not Scriptural.
For
centuries humanity has more or less uncomplainingly submitted to the yoke of bondage imposed by its beliefs that evil is practically unescapable in human experience, and that sickness and death are as much a part of this human experience as are the hours of the day and the days of the year.
The
old-fashioned teaching about everlasting punishment can no longer be said to be popular, even among dyed-in-the-wool theologians.
There
is great difference of opinion respecting the value of iconoclasm, or image-breaking; and well there may be, since so much that is classed in this way is destructive to the good in human consciousness as well as to the bad.
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As the Treasurer of The Mother Church is also acting as Treasurer of the fund for the memorial to Mrs.
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Under the auspices of the Christian Science Society of the University of California, a lecture on Christian Science was given in First Church of Christ, Scientist.
It is with a heart full of gratitude that I try to tell of some of the things which Christian Science has done for me.
Christmas, 1912, found me physically ill and utterly discouraged, though surrounded by every comfort that loving parents could provide; but as has so often been said, "man's extremity is God's opportunity.
I offer the following testimony in gratitude for benefits received through Christian Science, and in the hope that it may encourage others in their journey from sense to Soul.
Since my childhood I was robbed of nearly all that would seem needful,—a mother's care, a cheerful home, and the advantage of a good education.
As I look back to the many blessings received through Christian Science, I feel I should express my gratitude through the Sentinel.
For over five years I had been suffering from what the medical faculty called a typhoid leg.
Nine years ago I was led to investigate Christian Science, not for any physical healing for myself, but for my son, then eleven years old.
Ill health drove me out of business, then out West, and after that it cornered me.
I have long felt a desire to express through the Sentinel my thankfulness to God, and my gratitude to our dear Leader, Mrs.
Some time ago I had a very convincing proof of the protecting power of God that we learn to utilize through knowledge gained in Christian Science.
My mother was healed through Christian Science of lung trouble and a severe cough, to which she had been a victim for several years.
I am very grateful for the healing power of Truth as manifested through Christian Science.
We are thankful to God for the good that has come to us through Christian Science.
I should long before this have availed myself of the privilege of expressing gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me.
Some time ago, while suffering from an attack of chronic stomach trouble, Christian Science was recommended to me by a friend who is a member of First Church in this city.
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The Christian Science Text-book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
