January 2, 1960
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A Radical
is usually thought of as one who wants to change the existing order in a drastic and rapid manner.
The
mountain peak awaits the climber, and the effort necessary to reach it summit is considered well spent.
In
the Sermon on the Mount, our Master, Christ Jesus, admonished.
Affliction's
fire is notWhat the senses tell us of;Their engulfing need not frighten.
To
the early worshipers of the Supreme Being, God appeared as a holy presence with them.
A joyous
smile, a tender word,A pure desire to serve and bless,Go forth, and, reaching far and wide,Touch all with Christliness.
Present-day
technological successes in the breaking down of limitations imposed by matter hint humanity's instinctive realization that true being is unconfined.
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Speaker: "The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light.
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Early in my experience in Christian Science I was in great mental darkness.
I should like to tell of a healing through Christian Science which I experienced while visiting in Boston two years ago.
Christian Science has been the greatest blessing that has ever come into my life.
One of the most precious blessings resulting from the study of Christian Science has been the freedom from fear of people and from lack of ability.
It was during the First World War that I became interested in Christian Science.
Christian Science came into my family before the turn of the century when my grandmother was healed of cancer.
At the close of the day, as I was walking hurriedly along the corridor of the school where I was employed, I slipped and fell with great force.
From childhood, living had been one long, dark ordeal for me.
