Every
morning before James goes to school, he sits down with his mother to read part of the Lesson-Sermon, outlined in the Christian Science Quarterly.
A sacred
event of long ago, related in the second chapter of Acts, lends inspiration and encouragement today to a church preparing to give a Christian Science lecture.
For
over nineteen hundred years the Christian churches have taught the omnipotence and omnipresence of God, but they have then tried to reconcile this teaching with a doctrine that includes belief in the reality of evil, or a personal devil, that is, in a power opposed to God.
One
of the precious experiences in the life of many Christian Scientists is the influx of inspiration that comes when they turn to Christian Science for the healing of the hurts and disappointments of material existence.
Christian Science
reveals that memory, in its spiritual sense, is a faculty of Mind and that Mind is God, omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient, the source of all true knowledge.
