In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

"A glorified consciousness"

Plato saw more than the average person sees when he made the terse statement, "What thou seest, that thou beest.

True Progress

True progress is wholly spiritual.

Daily Prayer for All Mankind

Of the many inspiring examples to be found in the life of our Leader, Mary Baker Eddy, none could be more inspiring than the one revealed in the following lines from "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany".

Signs of the Times

[Editorial in the Weekly News, Brighton-Hove, England]

In his answer to the question about Christian Science in...

In his answer to the question about Christian Science in the column of "Our Boys and Girls," several days ago, a professor assumed to speak on a subject with which he is evidently unfamiliar; for he quite misstated the facts as to the character of diseases which can be cured by Christian Science.

The Globe-Democrat recently reported an address which...

The Globe-Democrat recently reported an address which was delivered before the Fleur de Lis Society of the university.

As your paper "invites correspondence on subjects of interest...

As your paper "invites correspondence on subjects of interest to the Jewish people," I ask the courtesy of a brief reply to the report of a Jewish rabbi's sermon entitled, "Do Jews Need Christian Science?

The article entitled "Snow Upon the Desert's Dusky...

The article entitled "Snow Upon the Desert's Dusky Face," in a recent issue of your paper, contains entirely erroneous statements regarding Mrs.

I have but recently seen a letter printed in an issue of the...

I have but recently seen a letter printed in an issue of the Baptist Record, the writer of which admits his concept of certain Bible teachings to be "vastly different from that of the Christian Scientist," and then from his own differing viewpoint attempts to interpret phases of Christian Science teaching by selecting from Mrs.

A few words taken apart from the context may give a...

A few words taken apart from the context may give a very unfair impression.

"Stretch forth thine hand"

In the third chapter of Mark's Gospel is given an account of Christ Jesus' healing of a withered hand.

Divine Life

When the Christian Scientist glances backward with a song of gratitude to God in his heart, he sees the road he has traveled, and remembers the distress he went through when, in the midst of a tumultuous worldly life, nothing gave any hope of deliverance; he recalls how his pursuit of happiness was vain and deceptive until the day when a faint light appeared, very faint at first and seemingly very far away, but full of promise.