Stanley M. Sydenham, former Committee on Publication for Yorkshire, England
The statement made by a bishop in a recent sermon, "We must cultivate a right sort of attitude in approaching God and acknowledge Him as our Maker," is one to which all might give heed with great profit; but why should he say, "Let not their prayers be of the.
John M. Dean, Committee on Publication for the State of Tennessee,
An article in your paper written by a national contributor rightly asserts that fear is at the bottom of our financial troubles, and incidentally refers to some humorous statements of Mark Twain's, which were directed, not at Christian Science, but at his misconception of it.
Joy!
What a glad sound the word has! The mention of joy lifts thought away from temporal cares into a higher mental altitude, into the spiritual realm of harmony and peace.
In
what is called an economic depression there are brought into view many unlovely states of consciousness which the student of Christian Science is able to recognize as unreal.
Many
have pondered Paul's words in his letter to the Romans, "To be carnally minded is death; but to be spiritually minded is life and peace," with a desire to fathom their meaning and put them into practice.
