August 30, 1958
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IT
is recorded in the Bible that Christ Jesus sometimes withdrew to a mountain or to some other solitary place in order to commune with God.
In
Christian Science the application of the spiritual understanding of the power of God, Truth, to correct what is untrue is as natural and certain as is the application of mathematical truths to correct miscalculations.
Mary Baker Eddy
richly endowed her followers with a collection of inspiring poems, seven of which have been set to music and included in the Christian Science Hymnal.
Windowpanes
will not shineThrough a long and darkened night,But moon and stars and glow of sunMake them reflect the light.
During
that period in which Christ Jesus was demonstrating the Principle of Christianity to the multitudes, he was bringing to mankind a new dispensation of Truth, which was to reveal man's real identity and his relationship to God.
Much
of the stress and strain of present-day living results from prevalent beliefs in the reality and power of matter.
When
we have setSelf-love aside,Conquered rancorAnd human pride,Then our portion—Thought purified—Will crown endeavorWith God glorified.
In
working out a problem in mathematics, one would not knowingly use a mistake as the basis for his calculations.
Peggy
was taking a short trip with her father and mother and her two sisters to see some mountain property they had purchased only a short time before.
Life
is God, and God is eternal, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient.
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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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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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Speaker: Does the Bible sometimes seem like a closed book?
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In "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany" our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, writes.
I was brought up in Greece by religious parents and in an orthodox church.
I should like to express my profound gratitude for Christian Science.
Less than five years ago I was praying to God that I might know the power of prayer.
It is with gladness and deep gratitude to God that I testify to the truth of Christian Science.
I had been reared in a Christian home and had attended services in an orthodox church each Sunday from the time I was a small child.
My sisters and I were brought up to look to Christian Science for all our needs—financial, moral, physical, and spiritual.
Christian Science came into my life in 1926 when I was faced with an operation for gall bladder trouble.
A testimony of mine appeared in the March 13, 1937, issue of the Christian Science Sentinel, and now again my heart overflows with thankfulness for all the blessings I have received through the years from the continued study and application of Christian Science.
