March 24, 1934
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The
new commandment given by Christ Jesus, "That ye love one another, as I have loved you," exacts love for God and man—love of good.
Article
One
of the characteristics of the erring human so-called mind is to cling to traditions of one sort and another.
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As
every man hath received the gift, even so minister the same one to another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God," we read in Peter's first epistle.
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The
Gospel records leave no room for doubt that there is a law of God which heals all manner of ills, and that Christ Jesus understood and applied this law with perfect naturalness and success.
Article
A Young
Christian Scientist who was attending school found it necessary to take an examination in arithmetic.
Poem
Freely
is good received, by none should it be takenFrom him who clasps it, having need of more;Good gifts proceed from Love, the prodigal forsakenFinds at his home what kindness kept in store.
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In the public opinion column of your issue of September 30 appears a letter which makes some erroneous statements in regard to Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Scientists.
Article
The article on Christian Science and nature cure in the August number needs some clarification.
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In your issue of Wednesday last, under the heading, "Two Challenges to the Churches," an address is reported in which Christian Science is named as one of these challenges.
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In the final article of the series which appeared in the Express and Star, "The Christian Faith and Spiritualism," the writer makes the statement that the Christian Science movement is carrying away numbers of Christians from the fundamental teaching of the early apostolic church.
Editorial
The
Field will be interested to know that the completion of the interior of the new Publishing House is proceeding satisfactorily and as rapidly as is consistent with acceptable workmanship and desirable results.
Editorial
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Editorial
An
encouraging sign of the times is the increasingly widespread recognition of the fact that human warfare cannot end war any more than hate can mollify malice, than fear can antitode apprehension of evil, than shadows can dispel darkness.
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The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Massachusetts, announces a series of suburban lectures on Christian Science by James G.
Testimony of Healing
God's love is great.
Testimony of Healing
When Christian Science was first presented to me I was happy in my relations with an orthodox church, but soon felt that if Christian Science was the truth I must prove it for myself.
Testimony of Healing
I cannot find words to express the joy that came to me five years ago when, after several months of treatment from a practitioner, and earnest reading from the Bible and Science and Health, I glimpsed the truth that Jesus said would make us free.
Testimony of Healing
I offer this testimony out of sincere gratitude for what the study of Christian Science has done for me, hoping it may help someone in a moment of need.
Testimony of Healing
As I recall the great help which Christian Science has been to me during the past seventeen years, I feel a deep sense of gratitude, and a desire to help others to obtain a demonstrable understanding of this Science of Life.
Testimony of Healing
I have felt for some time that I should send in my testimony, as it was through the reading of the testimonies in the Journal and Sentinel that I became interested in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
Nine years ago I suffered severely from rheumatoid arthritis.
Testimony of Healing
I should like to testify to a healing which I experienced through Christian Science, since it was brought to me by a very dear friend about five years ago.
Testimony of Healing
Nine years ago I was in need of healing of a broken neck bone and a dislocated shoulder.
Testimony of Healing
From early youth I had a desire to understand the Scriptures, and would often read the Bible with a hungering to know God.
Poem
I prayed
for sight; but in my thought was justThe joy of contemplating lovely thingsOf earth, and freedom, needing not to trustMaterial aids.
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