In
the one hundred and thirty-third Psalm the excellency of brotherly unity is portrayed, the first verse reading, "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!" Study of the Scriptures shows how this state is attained, namely, through love for one's fellow men.
A Christian Scientist
is not an office seeker, for he realizes that man is never without the office of reflecting God, and that this office requires constant, consecrated, intelligent activity.
From an Address delivered by Mrs. Elisabeth F. Norwood at a Literature Distribution Committer meeting held in The Mother Church on Friday evening,
After our beloved Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, discovered the gospel of Christian Science, at God's command she also eatablished the Christian Science organization for the protection and promotion of this religion.
As
an excuse for his lack of diligence in school works, a boy once told his father that the teacher did not like him, and hence he was not going to be promoted at the end of the term.