July 17, 1920
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Paul
in his epistle to the Romans defines Christianity by writing, "Love is the fulfilling of the law.
Christian science
is the revelation of Truth to this age, and therefore requires humility and inspiration to be understood.
Many
a so-called mortal in working out his own salvation has to overcome that phase of error called loneliness.
The
word "examination" is so frequently before the thought these days, in the press and the tongue, that a few words as to its true meaning is not amiss.
Because
for me she wrought with marvelous care,Can I the debt toss carelessly aside—Content to feast in idleness and pride,Unmindful of her fast, her ceaseless prayer?
The love for good that is in every human heart is the bedrock on which character is built.
Our critic approaches the entire question of Christian Science from a purely material standpoint, an attitude which is impossible in considering metaphysics; for it should be remembered that Christian Science interprets the Bible spiritually.
In a series of lectures given in Richmond several statements have been made pertaining to Christian Science which were at variance with its actual teachings and which would mislead your readers.
In a recent issue of The Standard there appeared an article entitled, "Hypnotism and Prejudice," in which Christian Science is referred to as a form of suggestion.
A recent issue contains comments on "Brother Isaiah's" work by "R.
In a recent issue, under the subheading of "No Substitute for Christianity" a clergyman is reported as saying, "Around us to-day are confused and uncertain voices—Christian Science, spiritualism, theosophy, and other substitutes for Christ and Christianity.
For
the doing of good one never has to wait for a time of special inspiration.
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I have every reason to be grateful for Christian Science.
It is with an earnest desire to help some one who may be struggling with sickness or sorrow, as well as from a deep sense of gratitude for good received, that I send this testimony.
This is an expression of gratitude for the many blessings that have come to me and mine through Christian Science.
It is many years since Christian Science came to me, and it would be a long story to tell of all the benefits I have received from it.
Nineteen years ago Christian Science came to me in an hour of great need, when I had met with an accident to my knee, which confined me to my room for three months.
Christian Science found me at a time of darkness, sorrow, and despair.
I wish to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
I have had so much help and encouragement from reading the testimonies in the Sentinel, that I think it is time for me to give thanks for the many blessings I have received.
Deep gratitude actuates me to testify to the many blessings which we have received through Christian Science.
For ten years Christian Science has been of such help in my life that I would not for an instant be without it.
Christian Science is in truth our warmth in winter and our shade in summer.
I wish to express my deep gratitude for the many blessings that have come to me through the study and application of Christian Science.
This testimony is given as an expression of thanks for the protection which a knowledge of the truth as taught in Christian Science afforded me in a business transaction.
As one who has received unnumbered benefits from Christian Science, I feel it both my pleasure and my duty to testify to a few of them, though there would not be room enough in the whole of the Sentinel to contain them all.
It is about six years since I first took up the study of Christian Science.
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