The
young student of Christian Science may shut himself out from the full measure of good which belongs to him—as to every child of God—simply because, according to his old way of thinking, it seems too good to be true that all good is available to him.
A young
student of Christian Science sat one day in a Christian Science Reading Room earnestly praying to find some small opening in the formidable wall of error which seemed to bar all approach to the New Jerusalem.
The
confession of one's secret faults is, according to the epistle of James, a commendable thing; but whom shall we make the repository for this confession?
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Meinrad Schnewlin, Committee on Publication for German-speaking Switzerland,
In your issue of September 30, in the article "The Appropriation of Faith and Salvation," Christian Science was mentioned, concerning which the writer of the article says: "There is a grain of truth in these things.
