In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

"Pendragon's" long letter in your last issue ends with...

"Pendragon's" long letter in your last issue ends with these words: "True prayer is to learn diligently the laws of life, and to obey them.

In a recent number of your paper an article begins with...

In a recent number of your paper an article begins with some general remarks on religious "stragglers" in America.

In an address entitled "Christian Science and Universal Health,"...

In an address entitled "Christian Science and Universal Health," which appeared in your recent issue, a speaker quoted certain excerpts from Mrs.

Tests

A Child was once asked what part of her school work she liked best.

The Church Triumphant

Those who are engaged in the various activities of Christian Science church work are continually striving to spiritualize their concept of church, in order that they may better express more of true and righteous activity.

"What is truth?"

In the eighteenth chapter of John's Gospel it is recorded that Pilate asked Jesus the question, "What is truth?
Our blessed Lord and Master, Christ Jesus, gave ample proof of the Father's loving-kindness to His children; and while the beloved Son lost no opportunity to help those who called upon him for aid, still he manifested no anxiety over those who seemed unready to follow him.

Uprooting Error

In the experience of every student of Christian Science there are times when the false suggestion of discouragement presents itself.

"Greater works than these"

There is a notable feature in connection with the testimonies of healing that are given in Christian Science churches and periodicals which can hardly fail to impress the listener or reader, and it is that, while the beneficiaries are abundantly grateful for their physical healing, their gratitude for the spiritual inspiration and enlightenment which Christian Science is bringing to them is declared to be far greater.

Signs of the Times

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Although regretful that criticism of Christian Science was...

Although regretful that criticism of Christian Science was given space in a recent issue of the Baptist Record, and on the front page of that publication, I appreciate your contributor's avowal of freedom from intentional unkindness, bigotry, and intolerance in connection with what he wrote.

I have read with interest your report of a meeting held...

I have read with interest your report of a meeting held in Winchester, where an address was given on the subject of divine healing.