March 22, 1947
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"Few
persons comprehend what Christian Science means by the word reflection," writes Mary Baker Eddy on <a class="tome-reference"
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A Christian Scientist
in the armed forces who had not been home for many months was given a thirty-six-hour pass.
Through
her divinely inspired writings Mary Baker Eddy has made a permanent contribution to spiritual research by explaining certain significant terms in their highest sense.
"The
prayer that reforms the sinner and heals the sick is an absolute faith that all things are possible to God,—a spiritual understanding of Him, an unselfed love.
The
student who is questioning his lack of progress in the understanding of Christian Science may well heed the words of the Apostle Peter.
What
think you were the songsThat Paul and Silas sangIn the stocks; perhaps they sangThe joys of liberty,Of freedom to moveAt God's command, to beDoing good works.
The
awakening of mortal mind to the grand verity of being— one infinite God and His perfect creation—is more and more apparent to Christian Scientists, who note the growing awareness of humanity's great need for spiritual values.
One
warm summer day Jane and her Sunday School teacher went for a stroll in the woods.
Are
there two robbers of mankind that standUnseen, by each of us, waiting to snatchOur treasures from us?
When
Paul in one of his inimitable letters urged the little band of Christians at Colosse to set their "affections on things above, not on things on the earth".
The
thought that each individual has but one relative and that one perfectly satisfactory in every respect and under all circumstances would seem to most mortals too good to be true.
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Many earnest men, women, and children above twelve years are eagerly reaching out for membership in The Mother Church—the Church that is bringing to human consciousness a great spiritualization of thought.
[From a Christian Scientist in England]
Christian Science is certainly the greatest blessing that ever came into my experience.
I should like to express my gratitude for Christian Science.
Looking back over the years I realize the many blessings which have come to me through Christian Science.
I feel a very deep sense of gratitude for having been led to study Christian Science—truly the Science of Christianity, of Life.
With gratitude I wish to give this testimony of healing in the hope that my experience may help to strengthen another's faith in the power of divine Love.
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