In
these days of wars and rumors of war it is well that Christian Scientists clearly understand the unreal nature of war and of the realm of its seeming activity.
Today,
in a world torn by misunderstanding, strife, war, and threats of war, efforts are repeatedly made to arrive at a basis of action from which peace and security for the human race may be lastingly attained.
Nils A. T. Lerche, Committee on Publication for Norway,
A recent issue of Sarpen contained an article where Christian Science is linked in a misleading manner with some other religious movements, with which it has nothing in common.
Benson Tatham Woodhead, Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,
From his last letter it would seem that "X" still considers that anyone commencing the study of Christian Science should be able to grasp it all at once and demonstrate it in its fullness.
Miss Constance M. Frost, Committee on Publication for Queensland, Australia,
In a news item recently in your paper it was stated that a newspaper declares of Christian Science that it "cannot rightly be described as Christianity or science.
When
Christ Jesus extended the invitation, "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest," it was probably addressed, primarily, to those who were oppressed by ecclesiastical laws as well as to those who were under the civil domination of the Romans.
with contributions from Paul A. Harsch, W. Dorr Legg, Frederick C. Hill, Florence B. Bergman, Walton Hubbard, Hobart M. Cable, John Henry Weer, Dorothy Harvey Partridge, Hermann S. Hering, Florence Formosa d'Olevano, Peter V. Ross, Mary Doris McVay, Elizabeth McArthur Thomson, Winfield C. Vaughn
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with contributions from Paul A. Harsch, W. Dorr Legg, Frederick C. Hill, Florence B. Bergman, Walton Hubbard, Hobart M. Cable, John Henry Weer, Dorothy Harvey Partridge, Hermann S. Hering, Florence Formosa d'Olevano, Peter V. Ross, Mary Doris McVay, Elizabeth McArthur Thomson, Winfield C. Vaughn