To
increasing numbers of weary mortals who are turning in dismay from the uncertainties and turmoils of the human scene, Christian Science opens up a glorious vista of new hopes.
In
one of the most solemn asseverations Christ Jesus ever uttered, namely, "I am the resurrection, and the life," he links inseparably the two words, "resurrection" and "life.
Father,
give me an understanding heartThat I may hear Thy tender voice today,And lovingly may walk the narrow way,Praising and giving thanks—this be my part.
Lt.-Col. Robert E. Key, District Manager of Committees on Publication for Great Britain and Ireland,
A correspondent writing in a recent issue on the subject of Christian Science, inquires how it can be proved that "God is infinite Mind," as stated in a recent lecture on Christian Science.
James W. Fulton, Committee on Publication for Ontario, Canada,
According to a recent report in the Midland Free Press, a speaker before the Midland Kiwanis Club "questioned the scientific basis behind Christian Science" and referred to this teaching as "quackery.
Clair R. Robison, Committee on Publication for the State of Indiana,
I have noted an article in a recent issue, and inasmuch as the information contained therein might indicate that Christian Scientists are not Christians and do not practice the Golden Rule, I should appreciate space in your paper to correct any false opinions which may have been formed by the readers of this article.
Several years ago the writer, on becoming a member of a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, found herself resisting the responsibility of teaching assigned to her.
For
the Israelites, as we read in the Old Testament, there was prescribed a strict and formal ritual in the religious ceremony of purification, whereby the dual purpose of cleansing and expiation was observed.
with contributions from Hermann S. Hering, Marga Thiele, Paul A. Harsch, Carrie E. Collings, Peter V. Ross, Arthur Albert Seibert, Charles V. Winn, Ruby Moore, John Randall Dunn, Mamie H. Greene
Before learning of Christian Science I went through years of worry, doubt, depression, and perplexity, during which I talked earnestly with many people and investigated various religions and philosophies, only to decide each time with more conviction, that "all is vanity.
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with contributions from Hermann S. Hering, Marga Thiele, Paul A. Harsch, Carrie E. Collings, Peter V. Ross, Arthur Albert Seibert, Charles V. Winn, Ruby Moore, John Randall Dunn, Mamie H. Greene