September 10, 1921
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Whenever
an individual expresses good in preference to evil, at that moment he is proving that man possesses his rightful inheritance and is showing how much of God he knows.
As
there is only one Mind or consciousness, all that can be known of anything must proceed from this infinite source.
No
one has to agree with Stevenson's definition of night under a roof as a dead, monotonous period.
The
Samaritan woman in conversation with Christ Jesus at Jacob's well advocated the world-thought prevalent at that time; namely, that God must be worshiped at some special place; but Jesus explained, for the benefit of the whole world, for all time: "Woman, believe me, the hour cometh, when ye shall neither in this mountain, nor yet at Jerusalem, worship the Father.
The
saying that "speech is silver; silence is gold" takes on new force and new meaning in the light of the teaching of Christian Science.
Tell
us, thou warrior of the cross,Who gloried still in pain and loss,And counting over all could say,While treading on the upward way,"None of these things move me;"
A man
cannot hate another man whom he really knows, for though he may pity the mortal weakness that he observes, he must comprehend that the suggestions to which the weak one has succumbed are only such as mortal mind would offer in diverse forms to all.
As far back as I can remember I had a longing to know God.
I would like to express my gratitude for all that Christian Science has done for me and is doing for the world.
To express adequately all that some understanding of Christian Science means to me is not possible in one brief testimony.
For all that Christian Science has brought into my life I am indeed grateful.
Several years ago I was suffering from tuberculosis, having hemorrhages and all the other ills which accompany it.
I was healed through Christian Science of a goiter and of heart trouble of many years' standing.
To me one of the most wonderful things in Christian Science is that, no matter where we are or what our problem may be, if our whole reliance and trust are in God, we cannot lack any good thing.
Several years have passed since, through God's guidance, the textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, was placed in my hands and I wish to be counted among those who have gratefully testified to the blessings received through Christian Science.
For fourteen years I was unable to read ordinary print without glasses, which by the order of three different oculists were worn constantly.
[From "Newer Notions of Patriotism," an Editorial in The Saturday Evening Post]
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