April 9, 1960
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In
the New Testament the cross is used as a symbol of self-sacrifice in some instances, and at the time of Constantine the cross became the symbol of the Christian religion.
Some
Christian sects teach that the second coming of Christ involves the reappearing on earth of the physical Jesus.
In
the first chapter of Genesis we are told that man is made in the image and likeness of God.
One
hears on occasion the expression, "He is one who tends to his own business.
Occasionally
one hears it said that someone is coming down with a cold or some other disease.
It
is the nature of God to create only that which is complete and perfect.
The
standpoint from which health and disease are approached in Christian Science requires a considerable readjustment of thought on the part of those who accept its teachings.
Article
One of our members writes, "I feel it my duty and privilege to be a member of this Church.
Article
Speaker: A man learned a lesson in his early teens that has been invaluable to him ever since.
The Christian WorldLondon, England
Christian Scientists commissioned as Protestant Chaplains in the United States Army, Navy, and Air Force work in a broad field, are assigned a wide variety of duties, and have many opportunities to serve God and their fellow men.
I first heard of Christian Science about twenty-five years ago.
Over ten years ago I had reached a place in human experience when things were black indeed.
It was over forty-five years ago that I first read the textbook, Science and Health.
Just recently while going through some old literature, I found a Sentinel dated December 21, 1940.
The first healing in our home through Christian Science was that of our son, who, because of a malnutritional disorder, weighed at the age of six months but four ounces over his weight at birth.
I first heard of Christian Science when I was very young.
For more than twenty years, from school days upward, I had suffered from an ear trouble and also from chronic catarrh.
Pythagoras
was born on the island of Samos, where his father, a Phoenician merchant, had settled and obtained the rights of citizenship.
