December 11, 1943
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If
one asks an uneducated child for the sum of two and two there is no reason why he should not say four, but he may say five or six, and he may say, "I do not know.
In
these days of shifting human values, of rapidly changing scenes, of overrun and conquered countries, vanishing landmarks and boundaries, the challenge to find an abiding place for thought, to stabilize daily life, as well as governments and currency, is universal.
Facing
the facts has in ordinary parlance come to mean something rather grim and unpleasant.
Until
the light of Christian Science is brought to bear upon thought, matter and material objects are considered substance by most of us.
In
Isaiah we read, "They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.
In
a recent issue of the Reader's Digest, prominence is given to excerpts from an article in Liberty Magazine under the title "Hypnotism Comes of Age.
The
material, evil, mind often argues to us that because some relative, friend, or neighbor is afflicted or sick, we too may become so conditioned.
Article
One marked characteristic of Christian Scientists is their consistent and continuing expression of gratitude.
Article
European Bureau: Burwood House, Caxton Street, London, S.
[From an American Soldier in Britain]
To testify to healing in Christian Science is not only publicly to declare gratitude for the blessings one has received from this Science, but it is to obey Jesus' command, at least in a degree, to go "into all the world, and preach the gospel.
In connection with my husband's testimony, I should like to add a small detail which may be of help to others.
It is a privilege and joy to testify to the healing benefits of Christian Science.
About twenty-five years ago I was led through serious illness to turn to Christian Science.
The words of this hymn accompanied me through South America.
Christian Science came into my life at a time of great need.
The past twenty-five years have been a season of rejoicing to me, because during this period I have had Christian Science to help me in working out the problems of human experience, and I know that Christian Science does meet any problem, physical or mental, when it is consistently and persistently applied.
I should like to express the gratitude I feel for Christian Science and for the understanding it has given me of the omnipresence and omnipotence of God.
Here
do I search my heart to findIf doubt, or sin, or fearBecloud my consciousness, and hideLove's healing presence, near.
