May 20, 1961
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The
student of Christian Science recognizes the imperative need to correctly evaluate its Discoverer and Founder, Mary Baker Eddy, in order that he may properly appraise the revelation which she has given to the world.
Many
years ago I had the privilege of attending all of a great conductor's rehearsals for his London season of concerts.
Christian Science
affirms that since God, the supreme cause and creator, made all that was made, evil beliefs called sin and sickness are without power or existence.
All
of us are confronted at one time or another with a need of the things which contribute to our human comfort—food, clothing, and shelter.
The
Book of Matthew devotes three full chapters to what is known today as the Sermon on the Mount.
An
office is a position in which one is assigned special services and entrusted with special duties.
Article
SPEAKER: Sometimes in looking over the past, people feel there's little ahead but futility and a lack of purpose.
"The entire education of children should be such as to form habits of obedience to the moral and spiritual law, with which the child can meet and master the belief in so-called physical laws, a belief which breeds disease.
I had
been in and out of hospitals for many years with what was diagnosed as a chronic pulmonary condition.
I should
like to express gratitude for a healing I received in Christian Science about twenty years ago.
I often
heard my parents, who were earnest members of an orthodox church, give this quotation from the Bible.
Christian Science
was brought to my attention many years ago when I was feeling deeply depressed.
When
I was a boy I crushed some of my fingers badly.
It
was about 1896 that I first heard of Christian Science.
Christian Science
has brought me many blessings since I became a student of it some twenty-seven years ago.
From an articlein The Church News of the Episcopal Diocese of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania
