In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

There was an allusion to Christian Science in your recent...

There was an allusion to Christian Science in your recent issue, in which your correspondent classed Christian Science with Mormonism and Bolshevism.

In Morgenavisen of July 16 there is a review of Lyman P. Powell's...

In Morgenavisen of July 16 there is a review of Lyman P.

Kindly permit me to correct an erroneous reference to...

Kindly permit me to correct an erroneous reference to Christian Science which appeared in the Magazine Section of your issue of June 30, 1935, and which has just been brought to my attention.

"The beauty of holiness"

Sometimes we are apt to think of holiness as something that does not concern youth, but rather belongs to old age, or to those who have separated themselves from the ordinary affairs of life and dwell apart.

Healing Thoughts

It is recorded in the fifth chapter of the Gospel of John that a man who for nearly forty years had suffered an infirmity, and who was lying by the pool of Bethesda in discouragement and disappointment, was observed by Jesus.

Joy

The foregoing stanza from a loved hymn bespeaks the desire of the earnest Christian Scientist.

Recovery

As children of God, it is our privilege constantly to claim our legitimate spiritual birthright of perfection.

"Maintain the facts"

A clarion call to every Christian Scientist, specific, direct, and unmistakable in its meaning, is found on page 417 of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," where its author, Mary Baker Eddy, writes: "Maintain the facts of Christian Science,—that Spirit is God, and therefore cannot be sick; that what is termed matter cannot be sick; that all causation is Mind, acting through spiritual law.
Humanity, faced with individual, social, national, and international unrest, is seeking the solution of its many problems.

Impartial Love

What peace of thought comes to one as he perceives the impartial nature of God's love! What heartaches have resulted from the feeling that all have not been treated alike by those who give love or good things! Sometimes a child will grow up with a feeling that his parents loved one of his brothers or sisters more than they loved him.

Signs of the Times

[Dr.
Colin Rücker Eddison, C.