November 11, 1933
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May
it not truly be said that every sin, disease, or discord to which mankind seems to be subject is due, in some measure at least, to a belief that matter is creative?
The
weekly Lesson-Sermons read in Christian Science churches contain many valuable Bible promises of God's loving care and provision for all; and in the light of Christian Science these promises are made practical.
"How
can I progress most rapidly in the understanding of Christian Science?
Our
greatest need as Christian Scientists is to learn the truth about God and man, to appropriate it, and to make use of it in everyday living.
Many
at times have been burdened with a remembrance of wrongdoing and with a belief that some past mistake has made forgiveness difficult or even impossible.
A Student
of Christian Science was one day bicycling along a main road when she heard a heavy motor lorry coming up from the rear.
O, May
I walk so close to Thee, from hour to hour,That ever on my upward way,When doubts or fears my path assail,When evil claims my footsteps fail,I then may have the grace to say:I walk with God, and know there is no other power!
In your issue of April 14 there is the report of a sermon by a clergyman in which his views on Christian Science are set forth.
It is gratifying that the writer of a letter in your issue of June 8 expressed agreement with Christian Science on the fact that there is one creator, God, but it is to be regretted that he misunderstood the final phrase of Mrs.
In the "Diary of a Doctor," in Saturday's Advertiser, the doctor has a tilt at Christian Science.
The Herald-Tribune, September 18, reports a sermon delivered in the Cathedral of St.
My attention has been drawn to a letter in your issue of May 1, in which the writer expresses his views regarding the teachings of Christian Science.
O still
small voice that came in stillness of the Horeb height,That hushed to silence earthquake, wind, and flame,Come whisper now, that we forget the hour of shameful flight,When evil menaced him who loved Thy name!
When
Paul wrote, "Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage," he was appealing to the Galatians on the basis of faithfulness to their spiritual convictions.
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As the date for closing A Century of Progress, in Chicago, has been extended to November 12 at midnight, The Christian Science Monitor pavilion and the Christian Science booth in the Hall of Religion will continue their active participation until then.
It is with a heart full of gratitude to God and to our beloved Leader, Mrs.
When Christian Science was first brought to my notice through the healing of my mother I was nineteen.
I am deeply grateful for all the blessings that the teachings of Christian Science have brought into my daily experience.
With humility and a grateful heart I want to acknowledge some of the healings I have had in Christian Science.
I should like to express heartfelt gratitude for many blessings received through Christian Science.
My father was a physician, and from childhood I was interested in his efforts to heal the sick.
We are taught in Christian Science how to do our mental work about all our problems, and the harmonious conclusion resulting we call "demonstration"; and these demonstrations are veritable stepping-stones out of the swamp of false belief.
For so many years I have enjoyed reading the testimonies of other people that it is with a great sense of gratitude for Christian Science that I send mine.
With a heart filled with gladness, I wish to relate my healing through Christian Science.
I wish to give just acknowledgment of the many benefits I have received through Christian Science.
When I commenced the study of Christian Science our small son, then six months old, was suffering from eczema in a very severe form and seemed to be passing on.
