Never
has there been any doubt as to man having a specific duty to perform upon all occasions and under every manifested condition; just what that duty was or how it was to be performed has, however, very often seemed a conundrum.
Paul
in his first epistle to the Corinthians says, "When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.
To
students of Christian Science, God's presence is becoming the truest, most real fact in life, bringing joy and peace, eliminating fear, sickness, and sin.
A common
remark, even among professing Christians, when some very desirable possibility is contemplated, is this: "Oh, I'm afraid that is too good to be true.
The minister writing in a recent issue states that "in last Sunday evening's address we proved that the God of Christian Science is not the God of the Christian church.
If the clergyman, whose attack on Christian Science is reported in a recent issue, intended to show his lack of knowledge regarding the subject, he could hardly have taken a more effective method.
with contributions from W. P. Cottingham, E. Ralph Kooken, Aubrey L. Palmer, Beatrice B. Carlsson, Nellie M. Arthur, Pete McMahon, J. Edwin Jensen, Greatwood, S. D. Stitt, Anna W. Nichols, Alma D. Bixby, Agnes Ruth Hoffinger, Henry M. Kinney
Two years ago last February my little daughter, eight years of age, returned from school one day complaining that her feet and legs pained her, and that it was with difficulty that she walked.
In grateful acknowledgment of many blessings received in Christian Science the writer gladly sends her testimony in the hope that it may help some needy one.
As I was returning this morning from a very pleasant hike in the country, the memory of what I love to think of as the sweetest demonstration I have had in Christian Science came to mind, and the desire to share its lessons with others through the medium of the Sentinel also came very strongly.
When I realize how different my life and my entire outlook on life have become since I have been interested in Christian Science, then I feel as though words were not adequate with which to express my gratitude.
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with contributions from W. P. Cottingham, E. Ralph Kooken, Aubrey L. Palmer, Beatrice B. Carlsson, Nellie M. Arthur, Pete McMahon, J. Edwin Jensen, Greatwood, S. D. Stitt, Anna W. Nichols, Alma D. Bixby, Agnes Ruth Hoffinger, Henry M. Kinney