September 8, 1956
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Questioned
as to how she would define Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy answered.
The
student of Christian Science watches his thought very carefully to discover where his gaze rests, and what he is contemplating.
The
joyous unity of true brotherhood has been tenderly described by Mary Baker Eddy in the first stanza of her poem "Love.
When
we know that God is LoveAnd worship Him alone,We find that Love melts prison wallsMore adamant than stone.
"Allness
is the measure of the infinite, and nothing less can express God.
Oh
, let us gladly tend and cultivateOur little corner of the wilderness,Uproot the weeds and briers that possessThe ground—the bitterness, self-will, and hate—Sow gentle herbs of grace and then awaitTheir burgeoning that shall so richly blessAll who may pass that way with the largesseOf universal love, compassionateAnd wise.
Some
people put so much emphasis on protection of the future that they are unable to enjoy the present.
Grant
was the only Christian Scientist in his school, and on the first day of each year he took a white card to his teacher.
The
basic teaching of Christian Science on the subject of spiritualizing thought is that we must become as little children, that is, be willing to accept the Christ, Truth, with sincerity and strive to advance in the understanding of it.
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The following periodicals were founded by Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts, U.
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On this program Robert Posey of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, told of his own experience.
"The Lord is in his holy temple: let all the earth keep silence before him".
When our son was about a year old, I had a very serious operation.
Whilst I was living in New Zealand some years ago, my husband passed on, and I can never express enough appreciation of the dear friends who helped me through this testing time.
When I was ten years old and in the fourth grade, I had an accident one day while my class at school was in the gymnasium.
I am deeply grateful that I had the wonderful opportunity of starting my religious education in a Christian Science Sunday School when I was only three years old.
When I first became interested in Christian Science I was suffering from eye trouble.
I have gained so much help and comfort from the testimonies in our Christian Science periodicals that I desire to add my contribution and to express my gratitude for the good that has come to me from our religion.
The testimonies in our periodicals have been of such inspiration and comfort to me that I want to express my gratitude and tell of a healing in the hope that it may help others.
