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We have ample proof that the intricate problems of higher mathematics can be solved by known rules; yet, when the student correctly works out the simpler problems in addition and subtraction he proves the fundamentals of mathematics to be true, even while he realizes that problems in algebra or trigonometry must await his attainment of a greater understanding. The fact that we may not succeed to-day in solving each and every one of the problems of immortality does not disprove the truth of Christian Science. "Death," says Mrs. Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" (p. 427), "is but another phase of the dream that existence can be material." "The achievement," she further explains (Unity of Good, p. 43), "of this ultimatum of Science, complete triumph over death, requires time and immense spiritual growth."
Jesus founded Christianity, yet the truths he taught were as ancient as the "Ancient of days"—"the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever." "Our Master healed the sick, practised Christian healing, and taught the generalities of its divine Principle to his students; but he left no definite rule for demonstrating this Principle of healing and preventing disease. This rule remained to be discovered in Christian Science" (Science and Health, p. 147). The truth which has been revealed by Mrs. Eddy is itself not new; but she did discover definite rules for the practical application of what Jesus taught. The marked success of Christian Science in giving to its adherents the blessings of increased prosperity, happier and better moral and physical conditions, as well as greater spirituality, is due to Mrs. Eddy's discovery of the rules referred to, and to the student's understanding and faithful application of them to the problems of the hour.
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March 17, 1923 issue
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Sunday School Work Viewed Through the Lens of Love
M. ETHEL WHITCOMB
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Sowing and Reaping
HERBERT W. BECK
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Firm Foundation
HELENA VICTORIA BURNESS
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"Be ye thankful"
LAURA K. TUCKER
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Our True Friends
ANDREW H. RUNDSTALLER
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Views
GERTRUDE L. HATCH
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Sonnet
WARREN CHARLES KLEIN
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Instead of leading men to destruction, Christian Science...
Miss Emily Johnson Jones, Committee on Publication for the State of North Carolina,
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Christian Science is the Science of Life
Charles M. Shaw, Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,
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If we accept the philosophy of Christianity to be the...
Longley Taylor, Committee on Publication for the State of Illinois,
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We have ample proof that the intricate problems of...
Theodore Burkhart, Committee on Publication for the State of Oregon,
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Christian Science is based wholly on the Scriptures, and...
Marie C. Hartman, Committee on Publication for Holland,
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Letters from the Field
with contributions from Mame A. Davis, Ida Gibb, Augusta R. Ailman, Vida Pedrick
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"The pure in heart"
Albert F. Gilmore
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God Supplies All Good
Duncan Sinclair
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God Giveth the Increase
Ella W. Hoag
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The Lectures
with contributions from R. H. Milliken, T. A. Fawell, Mae Boxwell
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For all the benefits I have received from Christian Science,...
Nannie B. Fleet
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In the Preface of our textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures"...
Lillian A. Munson
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I have had many benefits and cases of healing through...
Caddie V. Allen
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I am very grateful to testify through the Christian Science...
Christabel M. Charlton
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Father, Guide Me
ANN WALLBY
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from Will H. Hays