March 30, 1940
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Questions
such as these may present themselves to a student of Christian Science: "Is it right for me to affirm truths which seem beyond my present understanding?
Mary Baker Eddy,
the beloved Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, has revealed to humanity the divine Principle and rules of a wholly spiritual mode for the prevention and cure of disease.
Christian Scientists
are well aware that they need to be awake these days; that they need to live their religion with all faithfulness and consecration.
THE
Master's answer to the question, "Which is the great commandment in the law?
Confronted
as the world finds itself today with the unleashing of evil in its worst forms by the outbreak of war with all its consequent sufferings and horrors, mankind seems to be unable to establish the longed-for lasting peace, or to find a solution of the fundamental problems which seemingly have led to resort to every means of destruction and violence that so-called science has devised.
A Class
of young people in a Christian Science Sunday School were listening to the references from the Bible and from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy.
In an article in a recent issue a writer classes together socialism, social credit, Christian Science, and communism as systems which might "replace the so-called capitalist system.
When the columns of the Register were opened for reporting a recent lecture on Christian Science, I am sure this courtesy was extended with the full and justifiable expectation that only truthful statements would be made by the speaker who presented the subject of the nature and accomplishments of Christian Science.
In a recent issue appears the report of an address by a professor.
Your correspondent, "O Ye of Little Faith," asks, What is the difference between Christian Science and popular Christianity?
A clergyman, at a conference in Oxford, classified Christian Science with psychotherapy, Coueism, autosuggestion, et cetera.
The
only unassailable conviction is that based upon spiritual knowing, proceeding from and testifying to divine Principle.
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The Field is hereby informed of an important change concerning the periods of admission to membership in The Mother Church.
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To ensure that complete lecture notices be printed in the Sentinel, detailed information should reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department regarding lectures in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain and Ireland, at least five weeks before the date of the lecture; elsewhere, six or eight weeks before the date of the lecture; elsewhere, six or eight weeks before.
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[The Biblical citations given in the Christian Science Quarterly are from the Authorized King James Version.
I am very grateful for all the help I have received through Christian Science.
In 1900, I first heard of Christian Science through Miss Clara Barton, who was a guest in my aunt's home, and told of many wonderful healings by Mrs.
In gratitude for the benefits I have received from the study and application of Christian Science, and with the hope of helping others, I send my testimony.
For many years I had suffered with headaches and distress in my back which seemed almost unbearable.
Christian Science is a religion of love.
Having enjoyed for the past thirty years the benefits which an understanding of Christian Science brings, I wish to offer my grateful testimony.
A number of years ago an uncle of mine was given up by physicians, who said the only thing that might help him was a change of climate.
Following the mental and physical strain of the World War, for which I was called in 1914, I found myself faced with big business problems, which required increasing attention and care.
I wish to express my gratitude for the protection and harmony I experienced on a trip I took to Europe in July, 1938.
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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.
