November 4, 1933
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Who
has not felt his thought uplifted by some beautiful song or melody?
The
tendency to believe that evil is real is responsible for needless unhappiness and suffering in the experience of mortals.
In
the Biblical account of the deliverance of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego from the burning fiery furnace into which they had been cast, because of their refusal to worship the golden image, it is recorded that not only did God protect them from being consumed by the heat and the flames but when they were released at the king's command it was found that "the fire had no power, nor was an hair of their head singed, neither were their coats changed, nor the smell of fire had passed on them.
Christian Science
reveals the truth about God and man which is able to heal every discordant condition.
Christian Scientists deeply appreciate the notices of their church services which appear in your paper, and it is therefore a matter of regret that it seems necessary to correct a misprint which appeared in a recent issue.
Your issue of March 17 contains a synopsis of a lecture, and if the lecturer is correctly reported it is evident that he misunderstands the teaching and practice of Christian Science.
In the West Australian recently appeared a report of some remarks on Christian Science.
From
the time of its founding Christianity has met with disdain and denial, opprobrium and opposition, on the part of materially minded men.
God's
purpose is beneficent, irrepealable, and its glad recognition and appropriation rule out the belief in evil and bring health and harmony into human experience.
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The efforts being made by the Directors of The Mother Church to have all Christian Scientists fully informed of the hospitality offered by the Christian Science Benevolent Association Sanatoriums are disclosing the need of greater knowledge about these charitable institutions.
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, announces a free public lecture on Christian Science by Ralph B.
Christian Science brought the understanding of religion to me, whereas before I had never had anything but a belief in a vague and distant God; it is explaining to me the Bible, which I have grown to understand it through Mrs.
May I add my pæan of praise to God, the Giver of all good, for the help received in Christian Science.
Our Master said, "Freely ye have received, freely give.
Having heard, about seven years ago, of some wonderful healings in Christian Science, I firmly believed it to be what I had been told it was; but my former religious teaching kept me in doubt for a few months while I pondered whether or not to take up the study.
To withhold my thanks for what Christian Science means to me and has done for me would be the height of ingratitude.
Ever since I first attended Sunday school I have been very grateful for Christian Science.
Through the study of Christian Science a better understanding of God, man, and the universe has unfolded to me.
In gratitude for the testimonials in our periodicals, I wish to share with others the blessings which I have received from the study of Christian Science.
In the spring of 1927 I became very ill.
