In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Signs of the Times

[From the Globe-Democrat, St.
A short time ago a letter was received from a student of Christian Science who resides in Cuba.

In your issue of December 15 [1933] you report a paper...

In your issue of December 15 [1933] you report a paper in which the speaker attacks the religion of Christian Science, and I therefore request the favor of space in your columns to make some reply to his comments.

It seems necessary for me to trespass on your kindness...

It seems necessary for me to trespass on your kindness again in order to support my statements made ten days ago in your paper.

Angels, not Fairies

On Christmas Day, as we think with loving gratitude of the coming of Jesus, who was to tell us about God, we listen to the angel message of God's love for us.
In an illuminating statement in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs.

"Glory to God in the highest"

To the Christian world Christmas comes as an annual event commemorating the birth of Jesus.

Sincerity

In "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany," our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, has written.

The Way to Heaven, Harmony

Throughout the world are to be found those who profess Christianity, having adopted it from a desire to be freed from sin, and hoping that they will eventually gain for themselves a place in heaven.

God the Only Giver

When Christ Jesus said to his disciples shortly before his betrayal, "Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you: not as the world giveth, give I unto you," he also declared his unity with God, an important fact which he voiced on another occasion in the words, "I and my Father are one.

Happy Christmas!

CHRISTMAS DAY! What a wealth of happy and hallowed memories these words enfold! This glad holiday of friendly gatherings and family reunions, this holy day of gratitude to God, the great Giver of all good, commemorates the nativity of Jesus, born amidst lowly surroundings, in Bethlehem of Judea, nearly two thousand years ago, the babe whose advent—according to the reckonings of time—ushered in the dawn of Christianity and dated the world's history and happenings, as either before or after that momentous event.

Signs of the Times

[From the Queen, London, England]