July 29, 1933
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Should
an astronomer be asked how it is possible to foretell the occurrences of various astronomical phenomena, he would probably reply that by understanding and adhering to certain mathematical rules astronomical calculations can be accurately worked out.
The
expression "a high standard of living," as used in common parlance, indicates a confused sense of values.
In
the account of the resurrection given in the twentieth chapter of St.
Though
mortal mind avers that a position is difficult to surrender when one has long taken a certain stand, yet the giving up of false convictions is really pleasant, and the longer the old conviction has been adhered to the more joy should be experienced when it is changed for a better one.
Benjamin Franklin's
famous autobiography frankly reveals that early American statesman's search for a good and successful life.
As
two children were playing together, all at once one of them let go her grasp on the string that held her toy balloon and in a few moments it was soaring above trees and houses, caught up by a brisk breeze.
Dear
loving, all-wise Father, when I prayLet me not with my feeble sense of goodOutline my needs or think to plan my way;Thy guidance must be better understood—More wisdom, Lord, must be my prayer today.
It is possible that your correspondent in the "Pulse of the Public" of March 21 meant to acknowledge the evident affection and esteem in which Christian Scientists hold their Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, when he wrote, referring to Jesus, "His place has been filled for hundreds of thousands by Mrs.
The series of addresses on religion and health by a local clergyman, now appearing in your paper, must be of considerable interest to many of your readers.
Your issue of January 12 contains an article, under the heading "Spiritualism," in which the writer goes far astray from his subject to charge Christian Science with being a "blasphemous parody" on the Christian religion.
A sermon recently radiocast, as reported in the Star, contained reference to what the speaker regarded as "foolish religionists who say 'there is no reality in sin, sickness, disease, fear, or death.
According
to the teachings of Christian Science, the law of progress is entirely spiritual.
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The Hall of Religion at the Century of Progress Exposition, Chicago, contains an exhibit sponsored by The Christian Science Board of Directors, and arranged by the Executive Committee of Christian Science Churches and Societies of Illinois for Christian Science Activities at A Century of Progress.
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To insure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department regarding lectures in the United States and Canada, at least four weeks before the date of the lecture; in Great Britain and Ireland, at least five weeks before; in other European countries, at least eight weeks before.
The great event of my life, and one that stands out above all others, was the healing of quick consumption through the application of Christian Science about twenty-five years ago.
Many years ago, at the time of a great bereavement, a dear friend came to me and placed the Christian Science textbook in my hand.
In loving gratitude for what Christian Science has done for our son I wish to give this testimony.
In September, 1921, our daughter had scarlet fever, and thereafter the child suffered for eight years from eruptions of the skin.
About twenty years ago, Christian Science was presented to me while in a miserable condition of health.
In the book of Psalms we are constantly counseled to "praise the Lord," but I seemed unable to find occasion for praise.
I feel that I should express gratitude for all the blessings I have received through Christian Science, the first of which is having been taught this Science from babyhood and having had the privilege of attending the Christian Science Sunday School, where so much truth was unfolded.
The first healing in our home was of a case of adenoids which had persisted for over four years.
A condition which the doctors diagnosed as tuberculosis of the foot suddenly appeared when I was about four years old.
