Stanley M. Sydenham, Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England,
According to the report in your last issue, a vicar in one of his services said, "Christian Science, in our day, is based on the contention of the undoubted fact of mind as different from matter, and a no less certain fact of the influence of suggestion and belief over physical health.
'Twas
not for greater wealth, nor greater power,That Thou, dear God, didst bring us to this hour:To serve Thee more, to do and work Thy will,Forgo all thought of self, to mount the hillLeading to Thee, leaving the world behind,Freeing our thoughts of all dark things that bindAnd shackle—till we rise and stand, sense free,Upon the mountaintops, at peace with Thee!
Extracts from an Address on Christian Science delivered by Joseph G. Alden, Committee on Publication for Nebraska, to the students of the University of Nebraska,
If God is good and is divine Principle, and man is His image and likeness, as the Scriptures declare him to be, then man cannot be sick, sinful, inharmonious, and mortal.
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Christian Science was first brought to my attention about thirty-five years ago, and later as a reader of The Christian Science Monitor I discovered what I had long sought—the path to Truth.
The blessings that have come to me through the study and application of Christian Science are so numerous that it seems difficult to know where to start in acknowledging them.
It is with deep humility that I give the following testimony because, after I received such a proof of God's love, many years passed before I availed myself of the privilege of membership in a local church and in The Mother Church.
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Extracts from an Address on Christian Science delivered by Joseph G. Alden, Committee on Publication for Nebraska, to the students of the University of Nebraska,