May 9, 1925
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It
can never be doubted by any sincere thinker that the infinitely wise God knows enough to govern His own creation wisely; and, conversely, that man, the idea of infinite wisdom, knows enough to be governed by the all-wise creator.
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All
Christendom will agree that Christ Jesus was the most perfect example of true manhood that the world has ever known; yet, has the world made the knowledge of this fact practical?
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Christian Science
reveals to us the indisputable fact that God is wholly good.
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In
our colleges and universities it is usually required that two or more years be devoted by students to the study of some one of the material sciences, together with experimental work in the laboratory.
Poem
I learned
to sing when shadows fellAnd days grew dark and drear;For though I made my bed in hell,God's tender love was near.
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The dispatch from White Plains, New York, headed, "Christian Scientist Dies Refusing Aid," was mistaken, in that the person mentioned was not attended by a Christian Scientist, in the correct and usual sense of this term, but was attended by a person belonging to another group, which uses the words "Christian Science" while not following Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.
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It may appear that occult phenomena seem to touch truly spiritual phenomena, inasmuch as these become confused in the minds of inquirers.
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In the report, in your issue of recent date, of a lecture on Christian Science, there appear a number of misrepresentations of its teachings, which place it in quite a false light.
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Our critic spends some time in explaining his views of how Mrs.
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Referring to the refusal of an injured man to accept surgical aid, your issue of recent date states, "He still sticks to his Christian Science and faith healing religious tenets.
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The
relief work instituted by The Christian Science Board of Directors in the regions devastated by the tornado which recently swept across Missouri, Illinois, and Indiana, has proceeded satisfactorily, and many expressions of gratitude have been received.
Editorial
Centuries
ago John wrote, "He that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how can he love God whom he hath not seen?
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, announces a free public lecture on Christian Science by John W.
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Applications for admission to membership in The Mother Church may be sent to the Clerk at any time throughout the year.
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Churches and societies in the United States proper and in the Dominion of Canada, wishing to give lectures during the first two months of the next lecture year,—namely, July and August, 1925,—are requested to inform the Board of Lectureship, if possible, before June 1.
Testimony of Healing
Ever since Christian Science came into our family it has been my only help.
Testimony of Healing
It is with much joy and gratitude that I testify to the benefits received through the study of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude for the many blessings that have come to me through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
For many years I suffered from internal troubles and could find no help.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express gratitude for the healing of my son, hoping it may encourage those who may be experiencing what seems to be a slow healing.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude for a healing in Christian Science,—a healing that without the truth would never have been attempted, as I have never heard of a material remedy for fear.
Testimony of Healing
The testimonies in the periodicals have always been a great help to me.
Testimony of Healing
For several years Christian Science has been my only physician.
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