November 29, 1958
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Defeatism
is a comparatively recent term for the age-old phase of human belief in helplessness and hopelessness, in frustration, failure, and fear, all of which are inexorably associated with materiality, its mutations and mortality.
Every
Christian Scientist is in a sense a Christian Science practitioner, even though he or she may not be listed in The Christian Science Journal.
It
is generally recognized that one's attitude toward one's work greatly influences one's health and happiness.
Among
the means for systematic study available to students of Christian Science are various Concordances to the Bible, together with the Concordances to the writings of Mary Baker Eddy.
Many
times children voice profound truths with complete simplicity.
The
Bible records many instances when the multitudes thronged Christ Jesus as he went from place to place.
There
is a fable that the devil once offered for sale all of his tools.
To
pray effectively, one needs to understand these basic truths of Christian Science: that God is Spirit, the inexhaustible source of all good, and that the rich resources of the Almighty are ever available to man, His spiritual image and likeness.
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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.
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Christian Scientists with experience in mechanical divisions of a daily newspaper or the printing industry are invited to inquire about service with The Christian Science Publishing Society.
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Speaker: Our guests today are two people from California, Mr.
Keighley News Keighley, Yorkshire, England
During the past seventeen years I have had many opportunities to be grateful for the teachings of Christian Science.
Gratitude for Christian Science has prompted me to tell of the joy, comfort, and healing which come from the understanding of God as taught in Christian Science.
It was after my husband began attending a branch Church of Christ, Scientist, that I became aware of great changes in him.
About five years ago I was knocked down by a motorcar.
There is for all of us a time when our love and gratitude for Christian Science make us realize that we must share our experiences with others.
Christian Science taught me to seek God and to put my trust in Him.
For over thirty-one years I have enjoyed the study and blessings of Christian Science.
