April 25, 1959
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We
are faced today with a situation which earnestly demands our attention.
Many
have witnessed the ameliorative effect of good cheer in dispelling discouragement, sorrow, and fear.
"I Will
walk within my house with a perfect heart," sang the Psalmist.
The
fundamental basis of the practice of Christian Science is the understanding of the absolute allness of God and the nothingness of matter.
The
expression, "the end of the world," is sometimes used with an apparently dire implication.
When
John and Jane gave a farewell party, some of their friends brought gifts of games and puzzles.
Christian Science
makes clear to all men the way of escape from the ills and enslavement of the carnal or mortal mind.
What
law is, where it operates, whence its origin, are questions which need answering.
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In writing to a branch church regarding its dedication, Mary Baker Eddy lovingly counseled, "May God's little ones cluster around this rock-ribbed church like tender nestlings in the crannies of the rocks, and preen their thoughts for upward flight".
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Speaker: What an atmosphere of security, wholeness, peace, and joy there is in a home when family unity is based on an understanding of God as divine Love! That was the discovery our guests made, and it completely changed their lives.
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Gathering from all over the world at their 1958 five-day biennial conference in Boston, Christian Science Committees on Publication bore inspiring witness to the gains in public recognition of Christian Science.
I have read the testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals for many years and have received much help and inspiration from them.
About twenty-one years ago my father became interested in Christian Science.
My first healing in Christian Science came after I was told by physicians that the only way to remove an internal tumor was by my having a major operation.
About twenty-six years ago we had lost everything we owned, and I was without work.
I can scarcely count the blessings I have experienced through the study of Christian Science.
With humility and deep gratitude for the manifold blessings I have received through the application of Christian Science, I submit this testimony in the hope that it may help others to demonstrate the facts of this Science as I have.
I submit the following testimony in humble gratitude for all the blessings that I have received through my study of Christian Science.
Leibnitz,
whom Voltaire described as "perhaps the most erudite man in Europe," gave early promise of his superior intellectual powers.
