It
is recorded of Jesus that sometimes he went up into a mountain to pray, to be alone with God, to commune with Him, in order to rise higher in the consciousness of good.
Ascribing
all power, all government, to infinite Spirit, the prayer known as the Lord's Prayer closes with this tribute: "Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever.
One
of the first lessons Christian Scientists learn is the necessity of distinguishing between man, the real man, God's likeness, and the counterfeit, the human or material sense of man.
To the friendly contacts with editors and their staffs was added during the year that of the leading Greek newspaper of Alexandria in connection with the advertisement of our lecture.
Mrs. Eunice H. Dizer, Committee on Publication for the State of Vermont,
My attention has been called to a paragraph in a column entitled "Health and Beauty" which appeared in your paper recently, and which may give a wrong impression of Christian Science teachings to your readers.
John L. Sinton, Acting Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,
In your account of a recent conference, a speaker is reported to have said that "they were greatly concerned today over the many attacks made on the Christian faith, particularly by Christian Scientists.
Raymond N. Harley, Committee on Publication for Transvaal, South Africa,
In his letter in Monday's Rand Daily Mail, "Efsee" wrote: "But man, in general, will never generate sufficient enthusiasm to attempt the arduous task of trying to follow the nebulous theorizing, disguised under a spate of incomprehensible formula, which theosophy, Christian Science, and kindred philosophies introduce to him.
