December 25, 1965
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There
is an atmosphere of special tenderness associated with the Christmas season, a feeling of reverence for childlike simplicity and innocence that transcends the merely material and traditional concept of festivities.
In
these days of fast-moving developments, one needs to ask himself: "Am I truly successful?
Christian Scientists
love Christmas because they see its true meaning to be the eternal coming, the forever appearing, of the Christ-idea to the world through the revelation of Truth.
Christian Science
affirms that there is but one Mind and that this Mind is God.
"This
interesting day, crowned with the history of Truth's idea, —its earthly advent and nativity,—is especially dear to the heart of Christian Scientists; to whom Christ's appearing in a fuller sense is so precious, and fraught with divine benedictions for mankind.
As
college students today we are frequently reminded that we shall be the leaders of tomorrow.
Beyond
the spheric drag or clutch of timeIdeas expand—concentric, conscious, pure, sublime.
It
is natural to resist disease, and it is right to do so, for sickness is the work of the devil, not of God, as the Bible teaches; it is destructive and is a bold contradiction of the creator's will for man.
Christian Science
offers very little comfort to us if we are seeking eternal youthfulness in a material sense of life.
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Advertisers in The Christian Science Monitor especially benefit from Monitor readers who spend not only currency but also joy.
As
soon as I was old enough to be accepted, I was enrolled in the Christian Science Sunday School.
For
many years before I heard of Christian Science I was very ill with stomach trouble.
Christian Science
was first presented to my grandmother and mother nearly sixty years ago.
I had
been acquainted with the textbook, Science and Health by Mrs.
My
first healing in Christian Science about twenty years ago was a quick and permanent one.
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Convincing testimonies of healing in Christian Science are welcomed for publication from members of The Mother Church and from students who are not members.
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The following periodicals were founded by Marry Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and founder of Christian Science, and are published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, One Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
