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Christian Science Is for All
Christian Science is for all. How can we say that? Because it teaches the simple yet absolute truth about God and His creation which all men need to know. What do we find when we look around in the world of religion today? A great number of sects, differing more or less widely in their views of Deity, of man's relationship to Deity, and of man's relationship to man; differing widely in their views as to the nature of reality—real being. But there is the absolute truth about God and His universe; and Christian Scientists are convinced that Christian Science reveals this truth, that all men can comprehend it, and that were all men to comprehend it and apply their understanding of it there would be an end to inharmony, unrest, distress, and suffering in the world.
It will readily be admitted that if men were agreed on the nature of God they would have no difficulty in agreeing on all that pertains to God. In other words, they would have no difficulty in agreeing on the nature of His universe, including individual man. What, then, is the nature of God as Christian Science reveals it? Mrs. Eddy writes on page 140 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," "The Christian Science God is universal, eternal, divine Love, which changeth not and causeth no evil, disease, nor death." And on page 150 of "Miscellaneous Writings" she says: "God is universal; confined to no spot, defined by no dogma, appropriated by no sect. Not more to one than to all, is God demonstrable as divine Life, Truth, and Love; and His people are they that reflect Him—that reflect Love."
Can anyone think of a Being higher in nature than infinite Life, Truth, and Love, a Being from which all life, all truth, all love emanate? And this Being, God, is universal, omnipresent. The human so-called mind may stand awestruck before the immensity of this truth; but how wonderful it is that men are able to understand it in a measure, and that their understanding is progressive! It is God who imparts the understanding of Himself. It is God's law that causes the understanding to increase. When the seed of truth is sown in human consciousness it cannot but grow and come to fruition.
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December 2, 1933 issue
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Beholding the Lamb of God
CLARA SCHRADER STREETER
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Ascending Footsteps
LONGLEY TAYLOR
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Resentment Lost in Forgiveness
MARY ELIZABETH GOSHON
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The Bible in the Sunday School
MAY MOORE
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"I love your promise"
CLARA B. STRICKLAND
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Permanence of Identity
SAMUEL GREENWOOD
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"Know yourself spiritually and scientifically"
FAITH HOLMES HYERS
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In reply to a correspondent writing in your issue of...
Charles W. J. Tennant,
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Replying to "T. B. B." 's letter of the 20th, it is clearly...
Cyril G. Davies, former Committee on Publication for the Transvaal, South Africa,
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Unfoldment
MADELYN G. COBHAM
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Christian Science Is for All
Duncan Sinclair
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Universal Peacemakers
Violet Ker Seymer
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From the Directors
The Christian Science Board Of Directors
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The Lectures
with contributions from H. Grant Wallace, Katherine P. Chamberlain
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About seventeen years ago, when I had no faith in God or...
Oswald Edwin Niccolai Samuelsen
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For more than twenty years I have enjoyed the blessings...
Ella Lillard Cowles
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I was brought up in a medical atmosphere, and it seemed...
Elizabeth Lape Gifford
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As a young child I was very delicate and suffered from...
Helma Constance Jones
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In my work as a medical nurse I had come to the conclusion...
Enes J. Hollander
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It is over twelve years since I first heard the name...
Francis Richard Groves
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The testimonies given in our periodicals have been so...
Viola D. Noble
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It is with sincere gratitude that I testify to the healing...
Laurraine Parnell
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Twenty-two years ago I called upon a Christian Science...
Robin A. Walker with contributions from Carolyn R. Walker
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Signs of the Times
with contributions from W. H. Griffith Thomas, J. du Plessis, S. M. Berry, R. N. McLean, John S. Huebschmann