November 4, 1972
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Jesus told his disciples—and, through the Bible, all of us—that to know the truth makes one free.
What about the individual—for example, one of the large silent majority we hear so much about today—who has no group, or even a person, to champion his cause and see that he is justly treated?
When I was 13 I found a German edition of The Herald of Christian Science.
Whether married or unmarried, you can be a complete, cared-for, sufficient, fully-supported person right now.
Many social analysts trace the apathy and anger of the militant young to their despair over the lack of leadership from their parents.
As one contemplates news reports of war, brutal crime, natural disasters, and other violence, the thought comes to him, "What can I do?
Discord and disease appear as evidence that we are mortals, and this evidence is false.
Many who take up the study of Christian Science are puzzled by the fact that some who profess to be Christian Scientists exhibit qualities that fall short of perfection.
On a cold winter day in 1866, Mary Baker Eddy was lying critically ill.
Many years ago I was ill with rheumatism and a nervous breakdown.
Years ago I was subject to severe bouts of sickness which the doctor said I would either grow out of or continue to have all my life.
I have found Christian Science a religion of truth and love, practical in every way.
In the book of Job we read.
Gratitude and love for Christian Science prompt me to testify to its efficacy in matters of business as well as physical healing.
Healing in Christian Science opens the thought of the person who has been healed to an enlarged understanding of man's completeness and perfection as an idea of God.
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Put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness.
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Earnest students of Christian Science who rely solely on Christian Science for healing are warmly invited to apply for membership in The Mother Church at any time.
