Corinth
witnessed in the fifty-second year of the Christian era the result of the Apostle Paul's preaching in the synagogues of that luxurious and profligate city.
It
appears to the writer that more than any other historical or allegorical character portrayed in the Bible, the prodigal's elder brother symbolizes one's self,—not so much on account of his ungenerous attitude, betrayed on the other's home-coming, but because of his position in the parental household.
Kindly allow me to challenge, as extremely unfair, the item in a recent issue of your paper which began as if it were to be a synopsis of the master's report lately filed in the suit brought by John V.
Professor Fiske, formerly a lecturer on philosophy in Harvard University, is authority for the following: "All the qualities of matter are what the mind makes them, and have no existence as such apart from the mind.
In the teaching and practice of Christian Science the so-called human mind or human will has nothing to do with the healing work, as the practice of human will-power only serves to produce an hypnotic state, which sooner or later aggravates the illness.
When
man first sees Truth's lightning flame,He hangs his head in anguished shame;Until, low voiced, he hears his nameCalled lovingly, "I am the sameThat yesterday and yesteryearGave to all men a message clear,—'Come unto me,' sin-tossed and worn,Of joy and usefulness though shorn,I'll make of you, by following me,A man new-born, upright, and free!"
What
is the reason for the widespread belief that time and again men are saved from accident or catastrophe by a power outside of and greater than themselves?
The distribution of Christian Science literature with its health-giving message offers a rare opportunity for our churches and societies to do much toward promoting and extending the religion of Christian Science.
It has been decided not to publish reprints of any of the lectures which will be delivered during the coming lecture year from July 1, 1923, to June 30, 1924.
with contributions from Samuel W. Greene, Edwin A. Robinson, John M. Tutt, Charles W. Curtis, Lilian G. Good-speed, Andrew J. Graham, Paul Stark Seeley, F. W. West, Frank H. Leonard, William Parry Dale
To insure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Board of Lectureship regarding lectures in the United States and Canada, four weeks before the date of the lecture; in Great Britain and Ireland, five weeks before; in other European countries, six weeks before.
With a desire to express my gratitude for Christian Science, and with the thought of helping others to be free from physical ills and inharmony of every kind, I take advantage of the opportunity to send in my testimony.
It is with a heart filled with gratitude to God for leading me to Christian Science, and a desire to help some one else, as I havve been helped, that I give this testimony.
About six years ago, having suffered untold agony for more than a year from an attack of chronic rheumatism, and after having employed the best medical aid, whose verdict was that I should never be free from this condition and that I might expect to experience pain at intervals, due to weather conditions, I was unable to look after my business, which, like myself, seemed about ready to collapse.
I had been troubled for several years with stomach difficulty, and had doctored for it all one winter with no benefit whatever; and it got to be chronic.
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with contributions from Samuel W. Greene, Edwin A. Robinson, John M. Tutt, Charles W. Curtis, Lilian G. Good-speed, Andrew J. Graham, Paul Stark Seeley, F. W. West, Frank H. Leonard, William Parry Dale