FREQUENTLY
when reading the ordinary daily papers, one finds considerable space given to articles which are supposed to enlighten the reader on the subject of bodily care.
Alfred Johnson, Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,
Your last two issues have contained excerpts from lectures adverse to Christian Science in which the lecturer makes gross misrepresentations about the Leader of the Christian Science movement, Mary Baker Eddy, and presents an interpretation of Christian Science which is the antipode of Christian Science at almost every point.
Arthur J. Chapman, Committee on Publication for the State of Louisiana,
Your issue of February 20 contains a report of a sermon by an evangelist on the subject of the raising of Lazarus, in which reference is made to Christian Science as follows: "The Christian Scientists say that Lazarus was never dead, but was merely in a state of coma.
UPON
entering college, the writer remembers being at first delighted by the choice and range of subjects offered for study, and then bewildered by the variety and diversity of opinion or theory that assailed her eager curiosity.
THE
divine comfort and joy that have come to one his study of Christian Science can be maintained and increased only through continuance in well-doing.
CERTAIN
parables of Jesus the Christ clearly indicate the paramount necessity of faithfully guarding the human consciousness, that delusive or erroneous beliefs may not be accepted.
ONE
of the basic teachings of Christian Science is that man is the complete expression of God, and that as God is always expressing Himself, so man is always active.
MANY
years ago a little play was produced which opened with a scene where two young people were together on a Sunday morning, waiting for the hour when they were to go to church.
THINKING
people everywhere are giving some consideration to the subject of employment, either as employer, employee, or in the more universal recognition of the present need.
