July 22, 1922
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Defining
"thought" Webster says that it is "a mental state chiefly characterized by a process of reflection;" and he draws a clear line of demarcation between actual thought and its counterfeit, the mortal, mental modus, in the explanation that it is "mental concentration on ideas as distinguished from sense perception or emotions.
In
Proverbs we read, "In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
One
of the many subtle ways in which evil seems to possess mortals is through a belief of loneliness.
In
studying the textbook of Christian Science, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, we can often obtain great help and illumination from the marginal headings.
Many people have wondered why readers of newspapers are supposed to be interested in the unfavorable opinions of Christian Science which are expressed by some representatives of other religions.
While Christian Scientists appreciate the kindly tone of the ministerial conference in regard to their religion, as reported in a recent issue of your paper, yet they must object to having Christian Science put in the same category as New Thought or "mental science.
Your correspondent, "A Victim," makes some general accusations against Christian Science.
An understanding of Christian Science includes the ability to practice it in part.
Christian Science itself needs neither apology nor defense.
Though a correspondent in a recent issue of your paper, in advancing his own viewpoint, rides roughshod over the viewpoints of all denominations, he seems to desire to get back to fundamental truths.
Sin is, indeed, not a trifling matter, and I can agree with a correspondent of your paper when he says, "Every time we sin we make ourselves traitors to God and a soldier fighting in the devil's army.
The
joyful progress of Christ's kingdom is picturesquely described by the prophet Isaiah in a passage wherein he uses the familiar figure of the highway, or way, as the means whereby mankind may attain to a state of blessedness: "And an highway shall be there, and a way, and it shall be called The way of holiness.
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The Christian Science Board of Directors announces to the branch churches and societies that Miss Lucia C.
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As there is great need for additional Heralds on the continent of Europe, Christian Scientists who are unable to make use of their Heralds will be glad to know that they may instruct The Christian Science Publishing Society to place their subscriptions for these, or such part of the subscriptions as are unexpired, with our committees overseas.
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me and my family.
About two years ago, I experienced a beautiful healing of a broken wrist, caused by a fall on an icy walk.
It is with a deep sense of gratitude that I offer this testimony to the healing power of Christian Science.
With a grateful heart I am able to testify to a healing which I received through Christian Science.
A little more than four years ago my two sons and a nephew, then an eight-year-old member of our household, were sent home from school, because the nephew manifested evidences of diphtheria.
In December, 1916, while walking home one day I fell and turned my ankle, twisting it severely.
It is indeed a joy and a privilege to bear testimony to the power of God revealed through the teachings of Christian Science.
Until a few years ago, I had depended entirely upon medical aid; but was still in very poor health.
In grateful acknowledgment of benefits received, I would like to give my testimony.
I had known of Christian Science for a number of years but did not think much of it as an everyday help, although many cases of healing had been brought to my notice.
Like David of old, my desire is to have a clean heart.
It is a sacred privilege to testify to the truth of God's gracious promises to heal and save, which has come to me through the study of Christian Science.
In giving a testimony of the benefits experienced from Christian Science, it seems difficult to know where to begin, for it has done so much for me, and there is much that cannot be put into words.
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Articles from members of The Mother Church and good testimonies from those healed by Christian Science are always welcomed for consideration by the Editors.
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All Christian Science periodicals, including The Christian Science Monitor, are entered at the Post Office in Boston, Mass.
