August 1, 1936
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According
to a dictionary definition, one is consistent when "living or acting conformably to one's own belief or professions.
Article
People
who have visited Bulgaria in early summer recall with delight its magnificent rose gardens.
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Christian Science
is proving to mankind the utter nothingness of evil in all its forms.
Article
The
seething unrest which is agitating the world is also seeking to invade the home.
Article
Does
the word "eternity" mean to us a vast accumulation of years, or do we understand it to be timeless infinitude?
Article
In
the fifteenth chapter of the Gospel according to Luke is recorded Christ Jesus' parable of a woman who had ten pieces of silver but had lost one of them.
Article
Every
student of Christian Science, whether engaged in art, or some business or profession, hopes for success in his career.
Poem
Help
me, dear Lord, to speak the kindly word,And leave the harsh retort unsaid;Help me, when error argues loveless deeds,To do the loving thing instead.
Article
Please let me mention my satisfaction in finding in the article entitled "Theo-therapy," published in the August 8 issue of the Pacific Edition of the Christian Advocate, a reaching out for recognition in a degree of the power of Christianity to heal physical ills.
Article
In your last issue, under the heading "Imagination," there appears a statement which may give to your readers an impression that Christian Science encourages its adherents "who are really ill to act as though they were not.
Article
We have been asked how The Christian Science Monitor maintains a nonpartisan standard.
Editorial
So dear one, be patient, be watchful, and firm in faith until you conquer and enter fully into its joy.
Editorial
Christian Scientists
are grateful for the By-Laws that constitute the Manual of The Mother Church, but for none of them are they more grateful than for the one which its author, Mary Baker Eddy, has designated "A Rule for Motives and Acts".
Article
Applications for admission to membership in The Mother Church may be sent to the Clerk at any time throughout the year.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude for the blessings which have come to us through an understanding of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
From childhood up to my thirty-eighth year I suffered constantly from excruciating sick headaches, and was often compelled to leave my place of business early in the day to go home and to bed.
Testimony of Healing
In grateful acknowledgment of innumerable blessings which have come to me through Christian Science I send this testimony.
Testimony of Healing
From 1912 on I suffered very severely from neuralgia in my whole body, especially in my head, wrists, ankles, and arms, and very distressingly in my stomach.
Testimony of Healing
About thirteen years ago an abscess appeared on the roof of my mouth.
Testimony of Healing
I should like to relate how purity of thought, free from all fear and false suggestion, as Christian Science teaches us, will enable us to see—to understand—God, and bring about harmonious conditions in human experience.
Testimony of Healing
I am very thankful for Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I have been healed of bronchitis in a severe form, neuralgia, toothache, and constipation by studying Science and Health with the help of friends and practitioners.
Testimony of Healing
For over eighteen years Christian Science has been my only help in solving every problem, whether it was a physical claim, a financial worry, or a mental disturbance.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to acknowledge my gratitude for the wonderful healings I have had in Christian Science.
Poem
To
understand, each day, a little moreOf God's dear love,To feel His sacred presence ever near,All fear remove,To know I am His well-beloved child,And that in peace and safety I abideBeneath the shelter of His gracious wing,The while my footsteps He doth gently guideTo heights above;
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