August 10, 1957
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Freedom
from a personal sense of self and a clear understanding of his divine sonship made it possible for our Way-shower, Christ Jesus, to raise himself after the crucifixion and then to ascend to the Father.
Article
"Be
great"! This is a demand that we cannot ignore, because greatness is an essential of man's identity.
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When
Mary Baker Eddy discovered and gave to the world the laws and rules of Truth, she met with great opposition—even persecution—from religious and scientific schools of thought.
Poem
Praise
God for the joyof a fleeting glimpseof Truth, like the flashof sunlight on white wingssoaring, solitaryin cloudless air!
Article
During
the Second World War a student of Christian Science living in a country frequently subjected to prolonged attack from the air derived great comfort from the ninety-first Psalm, particularly the opening verse, "He that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.
Article
Before
spiritual dominion over any situation can be won, there must be an awakening to the possibility of gaining dominion and also an overcoming of the aggressive suggestions of evil.
Article
Although
many advances have been made in the world recently in eliminating the false restrictions and beliefs of old age, few such steps have been taken in the case of younger persons.
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One
who would maintain a wholesome mental independence in these days of teeming publicity and propaganda should silently challenge the accuracy of questionable assertions which issue from the radio, television, and press rather than passively accept their unproved claims.
Editorial
After
Christ Jesus had been betrayed by Judas, he was brought before Pilate.
Editorial
Starting
from the premise that God, good, is the perfect creator of a perfect universe, including man, one might naturally inquire, "How came so much wickedness to this planet?
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In response to a widespread interest in the various editions of The Herald of Christian Science, the Editors are taking this opportunity to explain something of the purpose of the Heralds and the nature of their contents.
HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS
Speaker: Our guest today had an interesting healing of a difficult business situation.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science found me at a time when my health was broken and my life was at a standstill.
Testimony of Healing
In 1941, because of the long hours I had to work, I suffered a complete breakdown in health.
Testimony of Healing
When I first heard of Christian Science I was a semi-invalid.
Testimony of Healing
Having been benefited a great many times for many years from reading the testimonies in our periodicals, I should like to express my gratitude through this means for the healings which I have had through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
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Testimony of Healing
When I was a young boy, it became evident that I had a serious functional trouble.
Testimony of Healing
With gratitude and humility I offer this testimony of my first healing in Christian Science, and I acknowledge my love for Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of this Science.
Testimony of Healing
My gratitude to God increases each time I witness or experience a healing in Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
"I will praise thee, O Lord my God, with all my heart: and I will glorify thy name for evermore".
Testimony of Healing
"A spiritual idea has not a single element of error, and this truth removes properly whatever is offensive.
Mrs. Eddy Mentioned Them
Euclid,
the father of geometry, was a Greek by birth.
Mrs. Eddy Mentioned Them
Pliny's reputation today rests upon his letters, which picture Roman life under three emperors and illumine his own character and activities.
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