October 13, 1934
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Omniscience,
omnipresence, and omnipotence are three words often employed by Mrs.
All
of the world's problems arise from the fact that men do not consistently and constantly keep God's commandments, that they are not "continuing instant" in prayer.
It
is recorded that at the close of the last supper, when they had sung a hymn, Jesus and his disciples went out into the Mount of Olives, and there he continued talking with them.
One
who accepts the privilege of teaching in the Christian Science Sunday School assumes at the same time a certain responsibility.
As
our consciousness becomes illuminated through the study of Christian Science, we may learn many wonderful lessons from nature.
We
all at some time have played with our shadows, and found them very unlike ourselves, and laughed merrily at their foolish shapes and sizes.
The editorial entitled "Worry" in your issue of March 22 presents a constructive point of view and an intended kindly reference to Christian Science.
In a radiocast over this station last Sunday, misleading remarks were made about Christian Science.
May I ask your brief indulgence in referring to a letter which appeared in the Times-Union of April 9 from a clergyman, commenting on my letter in your issue of April 2.
The condemnation of Christian Science by a bishop in the Herald as "a religious as well as a medical heresy," merely because its teachings have brought relief to suffering humanity through spiritual means instead of with material remedies, is unusual in these days of enlightenment.
In reply to the letter headed "Christian Science" and signed "N.
As fading beams of waning moon,And rosy hues of morning,Announce to wakening bird and beeA fresh, new day is dawning,So fading dreams of error's night,And gleams of Truth appearing,Reveal to calm and holy faithLove's perfect reign is nearing.
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The editor of the Isle of Man Examiner has already published an excerpt from The Christian Science Monitor, and has expressed his willingness to publish one each quarter.
God's
witness is never alone: he is conscious only and always of his true being in and of God, good.
Board of Trustees, Third Church of Christ, Scientist,New York, New York.
In 1904 a noted eye specialist, after a very thorough examination, told me that I was badly in need of eyeglasses, and that I should have been wearing them since childhood.
Words always fail me when I try to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
With a heart full of gratitude I testify to the healing and sustaining power of divine Love, as taught in Christian Science.
This testimony is written in gratitude and love for the many healings I have had through applying the teachings contained in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by our Leader.
I became interested in Christian Science almost five years ago, because of a sincere desire to help my young daughter.
When Christian Science was presented to me I did not at once accept its teachings.
Through a lecture which I attended years ago with a friend, I heard of Christian Science for the first time.
About nine years ago, after being told by doctors at home and abroad that a major operation would be the only way to obtain relief from almost constant weakness and suffering, it was decided that I should submit to one.
Christian Science came into our home at a time when all material aid had failed.
O quiet
shelter from the heat of day,Where weary ones athirst may come and drinkThe living waters flowing peacefully,And gain fresh views of how to work and think!And then, refreshed, they sally forth to fightAnew life's battle, primed for victoryO'er every ill that would obscure the sightOf heaven now and here eternally.
