Ever
since the pen was first dipped to inscribe the history of the human race, it has been alleged that whatsoever one does will come back upon one's self.
Knowledge
of Christian Science must be gained through the constant study of the Christian Science textbooks, the Bible, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and Mrs.
In
the fourteenth chapter of John's Gospel, that marvelous chapter which reveals the Christliness of Jesus, we have a well-defined lesson in the practical way of loving.
What
a vast amount of tireless effort has been put forth from the beginning of recorded history in the search for the truth about God, man, and the universe! In so far as they have been faithful to the truth as laid down by Christ Jesus the governments of the world have made true progress and built on sure foundations.
To
those laboring with the burdens of sin, sickness, and suffering, the blessed truth as revealed in Christian Science comes like "the small rain upon the tender herb, and as the showers upon the grass.
Thomas C. Hollingshead, Committee on Publication for the State of Idaho,
If the writer of "Sunday School Lessons" in your recent issue had in mind Christian Science when he wrote, "Some so-called divine healing systems begin by the denial of the fact of sin," his remark needs some correction; for, as his preceding sentence shows, he has a very incorrect understanding of Christian Science; and what he has said might give others a wrong impression.
John Ross, Committee on Publication for the Province of Nova Scotia, Canada,
By way of correcting any erroneous impression that may have been conveyed by a clergyman's answer to the question, in your recent issue, "What is your honest opinion of Christian Science and its Founder?
Israel Pickens, Committee on Publication for the State of Alabama,
In a recent issue is a "letter to the editor," in which the writer comments upon the growing spirit of intolerance throughout the nation, and particularly refers to some efforts that have been made to restrict by legislation certain teachings in our schools.
After
deliberate consideration over a substantial period of time a decision was reached and an announcement accompanied by architect's drawing was made in The Christian Science Monitor of April 26 that the Pacific Coast Sanatorium would be located in San Francisco.
When
men seem to be suffering, when they appear to be the victims of disease, when they apparently fall before the suggestions of evil and become evil's prey, often they are pathetically helpless, seemingly devoid of the power to free themselves in the least degree.
When
Paul wrote, "Now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three," he certainly presented cardinal virtues which have always been loved and appreciated to some extent by all.
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Almost from childhood I seemed to be practically without God, until I gained an understanding and proof, through Christian Science, that He is, and that He is ever present good, available at all times.
One of my first healings through Christian Science was of stomach trouble, to which I had been subject as long as I could remember, and which was supposed to have been inherited.
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