Christian Science
emanates from divine Mind, and a knowledge of it can be grasped only in the proportion that its students learn to understand God as the one infinite Mind, All-in-all, omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent.
To-day
the civilized nations of the earth are working for the establishment of peace; and this will come to pass as the individual takes upon himself the task of becoming an apostle of peace.
Theodore Burkhart, Committee on Publication for the State of Oregon,
Christian Science differs from all other religions and systems of healing in that it employs nothing but spiritual means and methods, whose potency is divine, not human.
Miss Madge Bell, Committee on Publication for Auckland, New Zealand,
I trust you will allow me space for a few remarks on the Bishop of Manchester's address as published in the Herald of recent date, in so far as it deals with Christian Science.
John W. Harwood, Committee on Publication for Lancashire, England,
In your issue of recent date is a report of an address by a clergyman in which he states that between a gross materialism, on the one hand, and Christian Science, on the other, there was probably, he thought, not a pin to choose.
A Christian Scientist
on his journey from the material and false sense of things to the spiritual and true concept of creation is not infrequently surrounded by thick clouds of doubt, fear, and indecision.
