August 21, 1920
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Many
months ago the writer read from the pages of our Sentinel that we should learn to read The Christian Science Monitor as our Leader would read it.
The
writer at one time thought that one having been taught by Christian parents since early childhood to believe in God, and being equipped with a college education, was fully prepared to meet every vicissitude of daily living.
On
page 261 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," Mary Baker Eddy has given to the earnest student of Christian Science counsel that will, if adhered to, revolutionize his thinking, and eventually his very existence.
While
we were conversing recently, a young student of Oxford University, who is not a Christian Scientist, remarked to the writer, "How is it that we are taught science, literature, art, and every other subject but government, the most important of all subjects?
The description given by the Master in the twenty-fourth chapter of Matthew of the circumstances that would attend the second coming of the Christ, gives plenty of opportunity for study.
The inference that Christian Science treatment is accomplished by suggestion, or the operation of human will power, is wholly wrong and absolutely contrary to what Christian Science teaches and practices.
I have heard the doctrine sent forth from the pulpit of the church that the days of divine miracles passed with the Christ himself, and in the same breath the assurance given that the redemptive power of the evangelical theory still remained, but could be realized only after death! This denying one half the promise and admonitions of the Savior and preaching the other half was not intended to be a compromise with modern thought and the thing we call devil, but it was, in my judgment, just that and nothing else in fact.
To
know divine Principle and its expression is real and permanent happiness.
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After reading the article in the Christian Science Sentinel of May 15th, entitled "A Word in Season," which should surely mean something to every Christian Scientist, I am prompted to send in my testimony in gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me and mine.
I am grateful for the help I am daily receiving through the study of Christian Science.
For some time past I have felt it my duty to let others know what Christian Science has done for me and for our family.
I wish to express my deepest gratitude for a knowledge of the teachings of Christian Science.
For the last three weeks I have not received the Sentinel and I missed it so much; then I realized what the Christian Science publications mean to me.
It gives me great pleasure to be able to write a testimony of my healing through Christian Science.
It is with deepest gratitude I write of my experience in Christian Science.
With thanksfulness to God I would like to tell what Christian Science has done for me.
Christian Science is now and always has been my all.
That Truth is omnipresent has been proved to me.
It is five years since I began the study of Christian Science and so much good has come to me and my family through it that I wish to acknowledge some of the blessings received.
For over seven years I had been suffering from stomach, bowel, and internal disorders, nervousness, and other discords too numerous to mention, without any relief whatever from the various physicians I visited.
In giving my testimony of all the benefits received through Christian Science, I would like to tell how God led me to it almost three years ago.
I wish to testify to the saving and healing power of Christian Science.
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done, is doing, and will do for all who apply this truth to every need.
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me.
I send my testimony with the desire to benefit some one.
The study of the Bible in connection with Mrs.
To adequately express my thanks for what Christian Science has done for me and mine would necessitate the writing of a long manuscript so many have been the benefits received.
For the benefit of some one who might be in the same condition that I was in when Christian Science found me I want to tell of some of the blessings that have come to my home through the understanding of divine Love.
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