June 13, 1936
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In
his great Sermon on the Mount our Master, Jesus the Christ, clearly contrasts mental light and darkness, concluding his statements on the point with these words: "If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness!" Christian Science accepts the Master's teaching, and shows that true education is spiritual enlightenment—conscious, practical realization of the omniscience, omnipotence, and omnipresence of God, good.
The
very word "treasure" arrests one's attention as denoting something to be wished for, something highly desirable.
Spiritualization
of human consciousness, gained through the study and application of Christian Science, is the means of righteous accomplishment.
Considered
from the human and social point of view, activity, or employment, is certainly a very desirable thing, and governments are making numerous and repeated efforts to re-establish in their various countries normal economic activity.
What
could afford more comforting assurance, more warmth of feeling, more tenderness, more awakened memories, than the sacred word "home"?
"I don't
like that word 'duty'; I do things because I like to," was the emphatic remark of a young person.
Local Christian Scientists have been notified that our literature is available at the public and other libraries and have been requested to bring this fact to the attention of others, particularly in localities where there are no Christian Science Reading Rooms.
The station announcer said: Good afternoon, Ladies and Gentlemen: It is Columbia's pleasure to present another program in the fifth consecutive year of the "Church of the Air" series.
O let not the senses drown your hearts in depths of apathy; or sear your consciences with the heat of pride, envy, and revenge.
Within
the last seventy years a great change has taken place in human thought regarding health and how to preserve it.
Testifying to the healing efficacy of Christian Science is a delightful privilege.
I should like to express my gratitude for many healings, four of which were instantaneous.
In her work "Retrospection and Introspection".
I am grateful that I was born into Christian Science and have never had to unlearn many false beliefs about God, man, and health.
About seventeen years ago I was healed of advanced tubercular symptoms and of so-called aftereffects of several major operations.
Two events stand out vividly in the memory of my younger days.
Through the study of Christian Science I have found God.
I shall always be thankful to the dear lady who came to my home one winter's day and spoke to me about Christian Science, and of what a help it would be to me in rearing my seven children.
You
who, alone, live out your human dayLonging to find a comrade on the way,Listen! for many friendly feet are therePacing the very path that you must share.
