June 12, 1954
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"To
kindle in all minds a common sentiment of regard for the spiritual idea emanating from the infinite, is a most needful work," writes Mary Baker Eddy on <a class="tome-reference"
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Progress
in Christian Science depends largely upon our ability to distinguish between right thoughts and aggressive evil suggestions.
In
"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy says of Christ Jesus.
Students
of Christian Science who, through their own prayers or those of more experienced workers, have been healed of physical illness and various other phases of human discord have learned that fear is always a factor in any inharmonious condition.
Through
Christian Science many today are gaining a comprehension of God and His spiritual creation.
A Dictionary
definition of "consecrate" is "to set apart or devote to the service or worship of God," whereas that of "concentrate" is "to bring all one's powers, faculties, or activities to bear upon one course of action or thought.
In
human existence there are constant changes going on, changes in relationships, in movements, in health, in possessions—in all avenues of activity.
The
material world was defined in new terms, astonishing to humanity, when Mary Baker Eddy published these words in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".
Article
Announcement is made of a new English pamphlet, "Christian Science on the College Campus.
Article
Christian Science Activities for the Armed Services, which include arrangements for regular Christian Science services, treatment, and other assistance for men and women in the armed forces, extend throughout the United States, Canada, and many overseas areas.
Upon awakening one morning I had difficulty in rising, and my body was filled with pain.
I give this testimony with a heart filled with thanksgiving to God for Christian Science.
I am thankful that Christian Science enables us to use understandingly the teachings of the Bible in our daily experiences.
For more than forty years I have been helped by reading the testimonies in our periodicals.
I am deeply grateful that Christian Science was presented to our family by a friend to whom I had written telling of our difficulties.
As a small boy, our son was seized with croup, which made it very difficult for him to breathe.
At the passing on of my wife I became disheartened and felt that I did not wish to live any longer.
The Christian Science periodicals are bringing so many blessings to the world today through their articles and testimonies that I should like to add my bit of gratitude for the good I have received through the application of Christian Science.
Christian Science is indeed the pearl of great price, and its value to me increases as its real meaning and practicability unfold in consciousness.
It was during the First World War that Christian Science was introduced to me.
Polycarp
was one of the Apostolic Fathers, an expression used to indicate that an individual knew one or more of the apostles.
