April 6, 1918
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At
a time when, as never before in the history of mankind, all the vexed and venerable problems appertaining to the government of nations may be said to have been thrown into the melting pot, it is interesting to speculate upon the nature of the changes which may be expected to have been wrought by this drastic purging, and to attempt to focus the Phoenix form which may fly upward at last, released from the funeral pyre of much garbage and wreckage.
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Like
perplexed and troubled Pilate thousands of legal authorities down through the centuries have meditated upon and asked the vibrant question: "What is truth?
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To
the college student away from home Christian Science brings inestimable aid.
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Remembering
the purpose of The Christian Science Journal we cannot regard too highly the instructions it contains relative to the reading rooms.
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During
a conversation, a man who was then engaged in farming in the great western country, where irrigation is depended upon to furnish the moisture necessary to produce crops, remarked that he did not have a sufficient amount of water that season.
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Considered
in the spiritual light of Christian Science, what a wealth of meaning is found in that simple word now.
Poem
A prophet's
house, the road anigh,Yet claimed no glance from passers-by:Too modest for admiring gaze,It spake the prophet's selfless ways.
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It is impossible to deny that the consensus of human belief is that man is the victim of that triad of evils—sin, sickness, and death—and that nothing short of a miracle, interpreted as meaning the supernatural interposition of divine, omnipotent power, can save him.
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Christian Scientists hope that The Milwaukee Leader will not insist on misrepresenting either them or their religion; but the letter from a representative of the People's Council of America and the editorial adoption thereof, were both mistaken and misleading.
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A few days ago we heard a minister of the gospel mention the fact that as he goes about his pastoral duties he finds so many people who are ill and in pain.
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The fact that the particular creed to which our critic subscribes may differ from the spiritual interpretation of the Scriptures taught in Christian Science, in no way proves the latter to be opposed to the Bible.
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Prayer in Christian Science is not so much a pleading with God for favors as it is an understanding that already He has bestowed upon us all things good and needful; it is to realize the all-presence and the all-power of God, which of necessity destroys the human sense of sickness and sorrow as well as of sin, and thereby awakens the individual to the discernment that instead of being a helpless victim of evil and disease he has power and domination over them.
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In an item in a recent issue of The Truth Seeker, surprise is expressed that Christian Scientists "have changed their foundation from love to hate," and are "actually supporting the war.
Editorial
In
The Christian Science Monitor of March 23 there appeared a leading editorial with the above title, which was of much more than passing interest.
Editorial
In
Paul's instruction to Timothy regarding those qualified to be overseers, he indicates that not only was such a one expected to be master of himself and to be skilled as a teacher, but also to be "given to hospitality.
Editorial
All
students of the Bible are familiar with the story of Jesus driving out of the temple at Jerusalem the money changers, but the modern thought is disposed to regard this as applying to an outgrown condition, since material sacrifices are no longer offered to God in the way that they were at one time.
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The next admission of candidates will be May 31, 1918.
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Testimony of Healing
Thirteen years ago I became acquainted with the teachings of Christian Science, when I was, so to speak, at the edge of the grave.
Testimony of Healing
It is with a deep sense of gratitude for all the blessings which Christian Science has brought into my life that I write this testimony.
Testimony of Healing
I have been a student of Christian Science more than a few years, and so numerous have been the proofs of the healing power of Truth that space and words are inadequate to tell of them, and memory could not recall them all.
Testimony of Healing
With an earnest desire that the doubting of many may cease and the hope of the seemingly hopeless be stimulated, let me say that eighteen years ago Christian Science came to my attention, and in grateful acknowledgment of the results obtained from reading Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science is the greatest blessing that has come into my life, and words cannot express the deep gratitude I feel toward Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
For several years Christian Science has been the only remedy used in our home.
Testimony of Healing
When Christian Science was first brought to my notice in 1907, I was visiting my sister in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Testimony of Healing
The following was the verdict delivered to my wife when seeking information as to the results of my affliction over four years ago, and was given by one of the foremost surgeons in our city: "Within three years all such sufferers become fully paralyzed if they live even that long.
Testimony of Healing
My heart goes out in deepest gratitude for the many blessings received through the application and study of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
That "man's extremity is God's opportunity" was proved in the event of my taking up the study of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
About two years ago I became interested in Christian Science.
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