One
afternoon a student of Christian Science was walking along a lane among the hills of Scotland, pondering over "the deep things of God," when his attention was arrested by an interesting sight.
In
studying the narrative, in Genesis, of the flood and Noah's deliverance, the attention of a student of Christian Science was arrested by a passage which proved to be a great help to him.
When
The Christian Science Board of Directors announced their plan to start building the new Christian Science Publishing House, they presented to individual Christian Scientists everywhere an opportunity to nullify the claims of loss, lack, and limitation which had been alarming people all over the world for many months.
Albert W. LeMessurier, Committee on Publication for the Channel Islands,
Your correspondent in his criticism of a recent Christian Science lecture appears to advance a theory about God with which, fortunately, few of his coreligionists would care to agree.
Meinrad Schnewlin, Committee on Publication for German-speaking Switzerland,
In explaining the nature of Christian Science in the issue of October 6, it is a mistake to declare that this teaching attempts to heal through mental and emotional suggestion.
