Christian Science
reveals to the student the perfect nature of God and the perfect nature of His spiritual creation, and shows him that this, the only real creation, is sustained and governed by His unchangeable and perfect law.
At
every turn one is confronted with the question of volition, and Christian Science has done humanity an inestimable service in explaining the nature and source of true volition.
with contributions from Julia Brink Hughes, Ralph E. Rohn, Raymond Bishop Canfield, Mark Howarth, Philip C. Cater, Jessie Green, Richard C. Molloy, Beatrice England, Walter C. Smith, Arthur E. Russ
For over eighteen years Christian Science has been my only physician, and during that time I have had numerous physical healings, some of them practically instantaneous, while others extended over a considerable period.
I became acquainted with the teachings of Christian Science about eleven years ago, but I was not very earnest in taking up a thorough study of it until a seemingly stubborn difficulty tried to overwhelm me.
I have found Christian Science to be true, and I am filled with an enduring content that I have begun in a humble way to study it and thus to glimpse God and heaven in an entirely new light.
I have received many blessings through the study and application of Christian Science, and encouragement through reading the testimonies of others, so it is with a very grateful heart that I give this testimony, trusting it will encourage others to find that Christian Science does heal, and enables us to acknowledge that God, divine Mind, is the only intelligence and that He governs man.
Softer
than flight of tawny owl in the tender dim of June, More dear to the heart than the curlew's cry, or the rushing river's tune,Brighter than ray of rising sun on the dew-bathed heathery ben Falls the first touch of infinite Love on the weary hearts of men.
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with contributions from Julia Brink Hughes, Ralph E. Rohn, Raymond Bishop Canfield, Mark Howarth, Philip C. Cater, Jessie Green, Richard C. Molloy, Beatrice England, Walter C. Smith, Arthur E. Russ