In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

A medical man writing in the Herald on "The Benefit of...

A medical man writing in the Herald on "The Benefit of Faith Cures" names Christian Science among a number of such methods.

The Right Viewpoint

IN preparing to take a picture, the photographer carefully adjusts his camera and properly focuses its lenses.

Discernment

WHAT confidence and encouragement are conveyed to thought through Jesus' words, "Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free"! To obtain the promised freedom, however, we must know the truth.
HOW often we feel like saying, Oh, if I could only run away from it all! At times this may be because things at home are not running smoothly, and it seems to us that if we could only "get out of the house" all would be well.

"The restful Mind"

ON page 119 of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, there appears the simple and profound statement concerning the nature of the real man,—namely that he is "but the humble servant of the restful Mind.

"Adorable One"

WHEN Jesus was asked by his disciples, "Lord, teach us to pray, as John also taught his disciples," he gave them a type of prayer whose form, as given in the gospels, has been known throughout the Christian era as the Lord's Prayer.

"We are all sculptors"

A SCULPTOR is one who executes statues or other objects by carving or graving them from stone or other hard material, which he previously has modeled in some plastic substance, preparatory to the graving or casting.

The Reader's Joyous Privilege

IT would be difficult, indeed, to think of a more joyous privilege than that which comes to those appointed to serve as Readers in a Church of Christ, Scientist.

Signs of the Times

[William E.

Will you kindly afford me space to correct a false impression...

Will you kindly afford me space to correct a false impression left upon your readers through an article recently published in your columns?
In a recent letter a critic sought to discredit Christian Science by Bible citations which he considers proof that God imposed a "very real" curse upon mankind in the form of sin, disease, and death.
While Christian Scientists are duly sensible of and appreciate the noncritical character of the comments in an article appearing in a recent issue of the Times-Herald with reference to Christian Science, some of the statements and classifications therein are so erroneous that space for correction is respectfully requested.