February 1, 1936
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It
is of the greatest importance to our welfare that we should clearly understand the true nature of supply and demand, since it often appears that many are the victims of poverty and distress through a failure of supply with which to meet the demand.
In
order to meet their financial obligations many good, honest people are compelled through circumstances apparently beyond their control, to undergo great sacrifice of personal comfort and of much that is considered desirable.
Seldom
in the history of the world has there been a time when lack, failure, distress, and unemployment were more prevalent than they now appear to be.
Certainly
our possessions bless neither ourselves nor others except as we use them.
If
in our schoolwork one subject seems to stand out as "our poor subject," let us remember that it is our thinking about it that is making the subject seem difficult.
Whatsoever
things are lovely,Whatsoever things are true,Keep your minds so filled with these things That no harm can come to you.
The July 29, 1935, issue of Time carries a letter in which the writer indicates that Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, had considerable contact in her childhood with the teachings of Swedenborg while attending a New Church Sunday school.
In and article published in a recent issue of the Times, under the "Real or Unreal," several statements regarding Christian Science were made.
In your issue of June 15, a correspondent criticizes the use of the word "prayer" as medicine.
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Many papers have printed our lectures, either in whole or in part, and many publishers have reprinted poems, editorials, and some of the religious articles from The Christian Science Monitor.
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A group of young people, all interested to some extent in Christian Science, one day resolved that no obstacle which they could rightly surmount should deep them from attending the Wednesday evening meetings of the Christian Science church.
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A reduction in the price of the cloth editions of the French and German translations of Science and Health has been authorized by the Trustees under the Will of Mary Baker Eddy.
Although I was reared in a Christian home, nevertheless, upon leaving it as a youth I left the church of my forefathers and for many years, thought of religion only in the abstract.
Eleven years ago I was told by a physician, after an X ray, that there was a growth in my knee which would necessitate an operation.
Christian Science, the revelation of the truth our Master, Christ Jesus, taught, came to me many years ago, in a time of great need.
I have always felt that Christian Science was sent to me as a direct to prayer.
With a heart full of love and gratitude to God, and as one who has come out of the calley of fear and doubt into the true understanding of peace and happiness, I should like to give this testimony of gratitude of Christian Science for all that it has brought into my life.
Twenty years ago I turned to Christian Science for a physical healing.
It is with much love and gratitude for Christian Science that I send this testimony.
For the many blessings which have come to me and to members of my family during the past fifteen years through the understanding of Christian Science I am deeply grateful.
It has been said that one must believe in Christian Science in order to be healed.
