October 31, 1936
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A dictionary
defines "patriostism" as "love of country; devotion to the welfare of one's country;" and a "patriot" as "one who loves his country and zealously supports its authority and interests.
One
of the great instances of healing in the New Testament is recorded in the third chapter of Acts.
The
words, "Suffer it to be so now," were spoken by Jesus in answer to John's question when the Master came to him for baptism.
Surely
all will agree that the best and most profitable knowledge is an understanding of God, the creator, the infinite source of all.
During
the short period in which he was doing his wonderful works on earth, Jesus tried to make the disciples understand the omnipotence of God, Spirit.
The
statement of Christ Jesus, "Strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it," gave one young student of Christian Science a good deal of anxious thought.
"Normal" states that "the mind certainly does much to affect the body.
A certain letter is misleading when it represents Christian Science practitioners as "condemning doctors, bringing sorrow, grief, and expense to families; and leaving them flat when the case gets beyond the practitioner's control.
The space given to the subject of religion in your February issue is so generous, and the thoughts expressed by the writers are so generally pleasing, that a request for space in an early issue of the Wesleyan Cardinal for a statement from a Christian Scientist should be favorably received.
On
fearless pinions let me rise—On wings of Truth—and strongTo mount above the cruel claimsOf pride and grief and wrong,
During the past year forty-six reference to Christian Science were made in various newspapers and periodicals.
The Christian Science Board of Directors desire to draw attention to the following: Mary Baker Eddy on Government
When
confronted by the suggestion that the effect of their healing work can be reversed, or that a disease which has once been healed can recur, students of Christian Science have often been helped by the following passage from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
Men
and nations need a common basis on which to work out their mutual problems, and they are destined to find it in the government of divine Principle.
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The attention of Christian Scientists is called to their duty as citizens to register and to vote.
With a great desire to express sufficient gratitude for all Christian Science has done for me and mine, and also feeling that perhaps someone who needs to have courage strengthened may read this testimony, I shall tell of a healing I had over three years ago.
With great joy I should like to express my gratitude for the help which I have received in Christian Science.
Over two years ago, while riding home from town with friends, we were hit by another car.
"I waited patiently for the Lord; and he inclined unto me, and heard my cry.
It gives me much pleasure to share the many blessings which have come to me during the thirteen years I have studied Christian Science.
I render thanks and acknowledge the healing of physical, mental, moral, financial, social, and business difficulties which have arisen in my personal experience and have been surmounted through the study of Christian Science.
Jesus said, "Freely ye have received, freely give.
Christian Science is essentially a religion of love.
I am deeply grateful for Christian Science.
