July 6, 1940
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It
is generally conceded that Jesus of Nazareth—to whom Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, refers in her textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".
Students
of Christian Science gratefully recognize that in discovering and making practicable the truths of the Science of Christ, or Christian Science, their Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, has provided for them, and for all who will accept it, the true remedy for every ill, be it sin, sickness, sorrow, fear, or lack.
When
spiritual truth first enters the human consciousness, it begins at once to destroy erroneous material concepts.
Every
heart warms at the word "home," but its real meaning must be apprehended, for only through the true idea of home can our earthly home be hallowed with the joys of heaven.
Students
of Christian Science are familiar with Mary Baker Eddy's statement on page 450 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," "The Christian Scientist has enlisted to lessen evil, disease, and death; and he will overcome them by understanding their nothingness and the allness of God, or good.
Jacob
was left alone; and there wrestled a man with him until the breaking of the day.
FROM LETTERS, SUBSTANTIALLY AS PUBLISHED
Far from being even remotely connected in any way with spiritualism, Christian Science is opposed to it.
In your report of a recent sermon, the clergyman made reference to Christian Science in a way which may give false impressions to your readers.
In a recent issue, the confusion apparent in a correspondent's views of Christian Science calls for correction.
Encompassed
by a host of fearsThat pressed on every side,I glimpsed His nearness, and my tearsOf loneliness were dried.
Teaching the Commandments to the young is a rewarding experience.
Some
Biblical passages, regarded literally, might indicate that their authors believed it possible for God, the creator of man, to be eternal, but for man, His creation, to be temporal.
Deliverance
from evil and from the fears which tempt men to believe that good is not infinite and ever present, is not won by means of escape; it is not learned by depending upon others; it is not earned by waiting impotently until the danger has passed.
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When sending a change of address, the following points should always be included in the request: New address; old address; name of each periodical subscribed for.
I have been so wonderfully benefited through the testimonies given in the Christian Science periodicals that I wish to relate some of the blessings which have come to me, and I hope they may prove a blessing to others.
I wish to show my appreciation of all the blessings, healings, and benefits which Christian Science has brought and is bringing us.
Because Christian Science has blessed me abundantly during the greater part of my life, I wish to give written expression to my gratitude for those blessings.
Twenty-three years ago I had a beautiful healing through Christian Science.
I have known of Christian Science for many years, and have proved beyond doubt its efficacy, for I was healed of a severe rupture and have seen other members of my family healed of numerous discords, including a broken arm in a few days, and I feel I must not remain silent any longer.
Having studied Christian Science since I was a child, I feel well qualified to say that it does, indeed, meet our every need, when we are obedient to our highest understanding of it.
I wish to express my gratitude to God and to Mrs.
Having received many blessings through the study and application of the truths taught in Christian Science, I am impelled to relate an experience which may help others who are passing through a similar testing time.
When I was eleven years old I was fitted with eyeglasses.
A great theologian, Phillips Brooks, once said, "The future of the race marches forward on the feet of little children.
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Our Great Newspaper as a Means of Home Education By Miss Millicent J.
Still vivid in memory is the picture of our loved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, as she addressed the March Primary class of 1889.
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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.
