In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

An interesting article appears in your issue of April, entitled...

An interesting article appears in your issue of April, entitled, "Is the Press Fair to Science?

The question used as a title for an article in a recent...

The question used as a title for an article in a recent issue of the Jewish Times, "Can one be a Christian Scientist and a Jew at the same time?

The ridiculous Characterization of Christian Science carried...

The ridiculous Characterization of Christian Science carried in your April 25 report of an evangelist's remarks, requires correction.

One Pot of Oil

THE fourth chapter of II Kings tells the story of an impoverished widow who appealed to the prophet Elisha to save her two sons from being sold as bondsmen.

"Go forward"

In Exodus we read of the escape of the Israelites from bondage to the Egyptians.

The Perfect Remedy

Sometimes it is asked why Christian Scientists do not use material remedies—drugs, tonics, or lotions—in the healing of disease.
The Bible records many incidents in the lives of the patriarchs which, when studied in the light that Christian Science throws upon them, hold valuable lessons for all; and among these the story of Jacob is notable.

Meekness and Might

A boy who had recently joined a Christian Science Sunday School was asked what he understood the meaning of meekness to be.

Conversation

There is no phase of daily activity that needs greater watching, correcting, and purifying than conversation.

Unfailing Opportunity

The influence of Christian Science upon the religious thought of Christendom is beyond calculation.

Signs of the Times

[Editorial in the American Mutual Magazine, Boston, Massachusetts]