A Practitioner
who was helping a student to see the unreality of a discouraging difficulty urged him to let his expectancy be of the fulfillment of good.
On
page 123 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" we may read, "Divine Science, rising above physical theories, excludes matter, resolves things into thoughts, and replaces the objects of material sense with spiritual ideas.
One
of the most joyful experiences in Christian Science comes to us when we begin to see deeply into the meaning of some passage in the Bible or in our Leader's writings which we had not previously grasped.
Richard O. Shimer, former Committee, on Publication for the State of Indiana,
In your issue of the seventh of August, you report a sermon by a clergyman who apparently mentioned Christian Science in a connection that calls for some correction.
Mrs. Mary Blanch Jones, Committee on Publication for Gloucestershire, England,
In a letter headed "Christian Science," in your last issue, your correspondent speaks of spiritual man as "capable of false belief," and again as "the reflection of God's idea.
The
Scriptural statement that man was created in the image and likeness of God has seemed to many not a little baffling until they have begun through Christian Science to gain some proper sense of God and of the spiritual nature of man.
