November 13, 1937
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Article
The
serious study of mathematics elevates thought above the superficial into the realm of exact reasoning.
Article
In
the tenth chapter of the Acts of the Apostles the brief story of Cornelius is told.
Article
A mountain
climber who had ascended a high peak stood looking toward the distant horizon.
Article
The
sincere student of Christian Science finds ever-increasing opportunities for gratitude as he advances in the understanding of God and of man's relation to Him.
Article
In
the course of our daily work, we are in constant contact with the thoughts of those around us.
Article
Young
people in high school and university, or in the business of earning a living, often have so much to keep them occupied that it sometimes seems to them impossible to do all that is required.
Poem
When
I can know that Thou art God,And doest all things well;When I can lift my thoughts to Thee,And in Thy presence dwell,'Tis then I see the pathway plain,Marked out for all mankind;And as I travel on this road,Great joy and peace I find.
Article
In your issue of May 8, in your "Town Talk" column, the following statement was made: "One critic declared that nudism, redism, and Christian Science were the trinity of iniquity and should be banned.
Article
In your esteemed newspaper for January 29 there appears a report of a public lecture in Orebro on the subject of medical superstition.
Article
In reply to a correspondent who wrote regarding the teachings and practice of Christian Science, I would point out that a necessary condition precedent to the understanding of Christian Science and spiritual healing is found in the memorable conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus, as recorded in John, particularly in two statements: "That which is born of the Spirit is spirit," and, "Ye must be born again.
Article
In an article which appeared recently in the Post, I note that the writer of the article claims that the "simple religious teaching" of the sect mentioned is a mixture of Christian Science and other religious ingredients.
Poem
"There
is a spirit in man," and the breathOf the Almighty giveth him power.
Editorial
Helpful
light is occasionally thrown on certain passages of Scripture by modern translations and commentaries.
Article
The Christian Science Publishing Society accepts religious articles and religious poems only from members of The Mother Church.
Testimony of Healing
More than thirty-one years ago Christian Science came to my rescue, while I was suffering from a complication of kidney, stomach, and liver troubles, and extreme nervousness and sleeplessness.
Testimony of Healing
I feel it is my duty and privilege to acknowledge the continuous help that I have enjoyed through the study and application of the beautiful truth we learn in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I have been a student of Christian Science for a number of years and have had some beautiful healings.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was presented to me and help given by a loyal worker in whose business office I was employed in 1908.
Testimony of Healing
About ten years ago I was foolish enough to visit a fortune teller, who predicted for me sickness and operations.
Testimony of Healing
My first introduction to Christian Science came over sixteen years ago, when my husband was healed of a chronic disease in one treatment by a practitioner.
Testimony of Healing
About twenty years ago my testimony in regard to numerous healings, which had resulted from the study and application of Christian Science, appeared in the Christian Science Sentinel.
Testimony of Healing
That distance is no deterrent to the healing power of Christian Science was proved in my experience many years ago.
Testimony of Healing
In the fourteen years in which I have been privileged to know and gain an understanding of Christian Science, it has met my every need and that of my family.
Poem
The
"still small voice" is to the listening heartAs "voice of many waters," or the soundOf muted thunders after storm! My ears,So dull and ill-attuned, heard not life's deepAnd major chords, but long had known full wellIts fluted minors—surface tones that please,Yet do not satisfy.
Article
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