In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

"Antipas" writing on Christian Science in your issue of...

"Antipas" writing on Christian Science in your issue of August 9th is both unreasonable and illogical.
Eddy, Mary Baker.

The Dividing Line

To mortal sense there seem to be two sides to existence—the spiritual and the material, the positive and the negative, the real and the unreal.
True idealism may be defined as the system of Christianity right thinking and right doing, based on the spiritual understanding of God and His creation.

"Our eyes are upon thee"

In the twentieth chapter of II Chronicles is found the beautiful story of Jehoshaphat, king of Judah.

Loving Alone is Living

Mankind is constantly seeking ways and means of extending and perpetuating life.

Glorifying God

One does not proceed very far in the study and application of Christian Science before he notices how this teaching honors and glorifies God.
Since the dawn of Christianity the activity of the Christian has been likened to warfare, and his office to that of the soldier, and the many points of the analogy have been perennially helpful.

Signs of the Times

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In the February issue of Reason two articles made...

In the February issue of Reason two articles made various mistaken references to Christian Science, and thereby did an injustice to Mary Baker Eddy and the religion she established.

In connection with the editorial, "Happiness, Vital Factor...

In connection with the editorial, "Happiness, Vital Factor in Extending Life," in your issue of August 12, in which is set out the opinion of the medical director of the Life Extension Institute, as expressed in the August issue of the Review of Reviews, please permit me to make a distinction between Christian Science and Couéism for the benefit of your readers, who could easily infer, from the manner in which the doctor links them together, that they are similar, if not one and the same thing.

The article "Manufactured Ailments" in your issue of...

The article "Manufactured Ailments" in your issue of yesterday may give readers the impression that Christian Scientists resist sickness by willfully ignoring it.