August 10, 1935
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When
the Master uttered his memorable saying, "Let not your heart be troubled: ye believe in God, believe also in me," he plainly indicated that, if one's heart would be at peace, something more than a belief in God is needed; and that is to believe also in the Son.
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At
present many submit to the sense of unemployment and lack to such a degree that they have become apathetic in attempting to correct their attitude.
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In
the twentieth chapter of Exodus we find the words, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbour.
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Throughout
the Bible emphasis is laid on the effort we must make in order to enter into the kingdom of heaven, or bring into our consciousness the abundance of good that is the heritage of man.
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One
of the most discouraging, as well as one of the most stubborn convictions of mankind is the belief that one can be deprived of just recognition for faithful and right endeavors.
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Some
time ago there appeared on the Children's Page of The Christian Science Monitor a fable about a very young fish that had heard a great deal from the older fish about a wonderful thing called the sea.
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In your issue of the twelfth there appeared a letter in the forum in which the writer questions Mrs.
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I wish to express my appreciation of the very broadminded and tolerant letter from a clergyman which you quote from St.
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I read in your issue of March 19 a letter entitled "Fallacies of Christian Science," which gives an erroneous impression of Christian Science and its Discovere and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy.
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Under the auspices of the Christian Science Committee on Publication, during the year 1934, addresses were given to groups of non-Christian Scientists at their own request, as follows:
Editorial
"Truth,
Life, and Love are the only legitimate and eternal demands on man, and they are spiritual lawgivers, enforcing obedience through divine statutes.
Items of Interest
To promote a better understanding of the position of The Christian Science Monitor in respect to the significance of its news and editorial columns, the following excerpt is quoted from an editorial it printed, March 7, 1934, entitled "Reading Your Newspaper":
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Applications for admission to membership in The Mother Church may be sent to the Clerk at any time throughout the year.
Testimony of Healing
Nearly thirty years ago, when theologians could not give me peace and physicians could give neither hope nor relief, Christian Science was brought to my notice.
Testimony of Healing
Although I am a beginner in Christian Science, nevertheless I have had three healings which have been accomplished through the help of a practitioner.
Testimony of Healing
Before I became interested in Christian Science I seemed to have lost faith in almost everything.
Testimony of Healing
Before I learned of Christian Science, St.
Testimony of Healing
It is with deepest gratitude to God and to our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, that I give this testimony.
Testimony of Healing
One who was reared to have faith in God rather than medicine is not thereby ensured success in demonstrating Christian Science, as is shown clearly by my own experience.
Testimony of Healing
It is real joy and privilege to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done and is doing for me and for all mankind.
Testimony of Healing
I am glad to be able to express my thanks for discernment of an all-encompassing divine government.
Testimony of Healing
I am very grateful for all that Christian Science has done for me and for others.
Testimony of Healing
Oh, that I could adequately relate what Christian Science has done for me during the last nine years!
Poem
Before
us Thou an open door hast set,Disclosing sacred vastnesses of Love;Revealing the infinitude of Mind,Where aspirations lead beyond, aboveIllusions of the senses, dumb and blind.
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