Assembled
in a Christian Science Sunday School, an enthusiastic class of high school girls was openly admiring the exquisite beauty of one of the group.
The
human being whose heart is becoming purer, whose affections and purposes are becoming more spiritual, is on the road to heaven, the road of learning that man has never been out of that glorious, harmonious kingdom.
The
constant appearing and never-ceasing activity of fresh ideas, flowing from the eternal divine Mind, which creates all, is a spiritual truth that all should recognize.
When
the disciples of Jesus found themselves without the actual presence of their beloved Lord and Master, they began to realize that they were now thrown on their own resources.
It has been the custom and practice in many quarters and through various mediums to classify Christian Science merely as another branch of Protestantism without recognition of the distinguishing features which separate it individually from the general term applied to all Protestant organizations.
