November 16, 1940
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OFTEN
one is admonished to "face the facts," meaning by the term that one should recognize circumtances as they seem to exist, and then take such steps as are necessary to meet them.
THROUGHOUT
his entire ministry, Jesus proved the power of the Word in such a complete and perfect manner that the whole Christian world is still striving to learn more of what he taught.
IN
"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says.
THE
argument concerning the backwardness of so-called problem children cannot be accepted by the teacher in the Christian Science Sunday School.
IT
is recorded in Matthew that on a certain occasion Jesus was followed by great multitudes, and that "he healed them all.
In a report of a recent lecture, mesmerism, Christian Science, and quacks were classed together indiscriminately.
For the information of your many readers, will you kindly publish the following correction to an article appearing in a recent issue of the Montana Churchman.
In his letter, headed "Moral Rearmament" and published in a recent issue, "J.
To
know dominion is to be a kingWithin the realm of Mind that knows no boundOf time or place, of person or of thing;Where happiness and health and hope are foundIn freedom from the Adam-dream,In consciousness of good supreme.
Abundant fruitage proves that the Christian Science Sunday Schools are doing their part toward the fulfillment of Mrs.
To
those who have learned something of it, Christian Science presents an incomparable challenge—the challenge to annul mortality and prove the perfection of Life.
How
earnestly does each individual need to ask himself, and refuse to be satisfied until he has found the answer: What is it that life requires of me?
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[The Biblical citations given in the Christian Science Quarterly are from the Authorized King James Version.
Twenty-five years ago I had been under a doctor's care for a month with acute neuritis.
It is with a grateful heart that I wish to acknowledge the many healings, blessings, and privileges which the study and application of Christian Science have brought to us all.
When a very small child, I sent out a prayer for help and received an influx of peace and comfort which I have never forgotten.
Among the many blessings Christian Science has brought into my life, I appreciate and am more grateful than I can ever say for class instruction.
I have for a long time desired to write a testimony in gratitude for Christian Science.
Christian Science seems to make its strongest appeal to those seeking help for physical difficulties, and yet Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, makes this definite statement in "Rudimental Divine Science".
I feel I have withheld my testimony much too long, for I am deeply indebted to Christian Science for the great good it has brought to me and mine.
Why should I be grateful for Christian Science?
I TOO
have seen in revelation's lightThe vision new, the heaven and earth divine,The boundless realm with no dividing line;The timeless day with no encroaching night.
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The printed Tenets of The Mother Church are in general use by branch churches and societies, either as a basis for their application forms for admission to membership or for binding into their by-law booklets.
