December 1, 1934
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IT
is undoubted that the belief in different nationalities, different races, languages, and customs, has never tended toward the unifying of humanity, nor helped to establish the kingdom of heaven on earth.
IN
view of the seemingly chaotic and unsettled conditions prevalent in the world, would not today be an appropriate time for each of us to ask himself a few questions such as the following: What can I do to lighten the burden of humanity?
The
glad tidings that a Christian Science lecture is to be given in any locality should be received with joyous expectation.
Sometimes
a student of Christian Science, having overcome many physical ills, has so long struggled with a financial problem that he is tempted to believe it is more difficult to heal lack than sickness.
Why limit life to just a few short years,Which seem so filled with sin, and pain, and tears?
In reply to a clergyman's statement that in Christian Science the word "reality" is used in a slipshod way, may I point out the injustice of this remark since Mrs.
I was much interested in the report of the Apostolic church sermon published in your issue of January 6, but while appreciating the kindly references to Mrs.
Christian Science is based squarely upon the Bible.
One
of the most wonderful of the truths which Christian Science reveals is that the real man is endowed beyond measure with spiritual riches.
In
all human history there never was a man whose thought, purpose, and endeavor were so misunderstood and misjudged as were those of Christ Jesus.
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Those who are interested in marking important events and phases in the life of Mrs.
I should like to express my gratitude for Christian Science because it has brought me all the happiness and well-being that I know.
I had suffered for several months from what a physician called tuberculosis of the bowels, was operated on several times, and spent a large sum of money in hospitals and sanitariums.
With a deep sense of gratitude I wish to acknowledge the many wonderful benefits I have received through the study and application of Christian Science.
I shall always be grateful to God for His divine guidance which led me to Christian Science.
In the summer of 1928 I was in the midst of a mental upheaval.
Christian Science came to me at a time when I was without hope of ever being free from attacks of asthma.
I am very grateful to be able to testify to the power of Christian Science as I have experienced it.
I should like to add my testimony to the healing power of divine Love as taught and demonstrated in Christian Science.
With a grateful heart I give this testimony of my husband's healing through Christian Science.
No
barrier is there of race or creed,All, freely, we may goAnd find of good, to meet the heart's deep need,A glorious overflow.
