March 28, 1936
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WHO
has not felt aroused to a higher hope by these ringing words of the Psalmist: "Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in"?
"MENTAL
malpractice is a bland denial of Truth," states Mrs.
IN
Matthew's account of the feeding of the five thousand it is related that the disciples came to Jesus, asking him to send the people away so that they might go to the villages and buy themselves food.
IN
secular affairs, it is a common thing for one who has set himself a certain goal to attempt to reach it through persistence of the human will and desire.
IN
the sixth chapter of John's Gospel are related the following incidents.
FROM LETTERS, SUBSTANTIALLY AS PUBLISHED
Your issue of May 20 carried a report from Duke University in which the dean is quoted as saying that "Christian Science offers a still less radical prescription, but it is still an effort to shrink away from pain, to avoid it, to ignore pain in the hope that one may thus escape it.
In reply to Hildebrand, writing in your issue of July 20, let me say that the "minds" of Christian Scientists are not "unquestioning minds," as he asserts.
Christ Jesus had more knowledge of God than anyone else.
THE
world is moving towards the goal of final victory over all evil, irresistibly moving towards that goal.
CURRENT
advocacy of moderate drinking as a satisfactory substitute for total abstinence may have raised the question, "What is the attitude of Christian Scientists on this subject?
Article
In the course of applying its policies concerning foreign exchange and balance of trade, the German Government is limiting the importation of Christian Science literature.
Article
The questions are sometimes asked, Should duties and offices in a branch church be entrusted to those members only who have had class instruction in Christian Science?
Through the teachings of Christian Science I have proved that "man's extremity is God's opportunity.
My deep gratitude urges me to delay no longer in acknowledging at least some portion of the great blessing that Christian Science has bestowed upon me.
In August, 1925, I was told by the doctor who was attending me that medical science could do nothing further for me.
Christian Science has brought so many blessings into my experience that I should like to express, in a measure, my gratitude to God for these blessings.
I heard of Christian Science for the first time when I was passing through Berlin in 1926.
When I was a child I was left after an illness with what was called hip disease, and this developed into tuberculosis of the hip bone.
I have been attending a Christian Science Society for only a short time, but it has entirely altered my outlook on life.
Many have been the blessings of God's most gracious and loving care since I have been interested in Christian Science.
I am very grateful to testify to the healings which I have received through Christian Science.
WRAP
around thy brother the mantle of compassion; See him pure and holy as thou thyself wouldst be; By the Golden Rule of love the Master taught us, fashion All thy thought and speech and acts until thou set him free.
