In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Attraction

Human experience, both individual and collective, seems to be a continual struggle between the power of God, good, and the pretended forces of evil.
A willingness to give of one's ability or substance or time to aid another or the world as represented by one's circle of influence, is a most worthy trait of character.

For many years prior to her discovery of Christian Science...

For many years prior to her discovery of Christian Science in 1866, Mrs.

Christian Science teaches that God does not cause sickness...

Christian Science teaches that God does not cause sickness or pain and is in no manner responsible for them.

In a recent issue a clergyman is reported as having said:...

In a recent issue a clergyman is reported as having said: "Christian Scientists tell us that there is no materialism.

A critic infers that Christian Scientists do not read the...

A critic infers that Christian Scientists do not read the Bible correctly.

A critic persists in taking exceptions to the teachings of...

A critic persists in taking exceptions to the teachings of Christian Science by declaring that in the first chapter of Genesis God is named as the creator of matter, simply because the earth, whales, cattle, and every living thing are therein mentioned.

While admitting that Christian Science has called attention...

While admitting that Christian Science has called attention to a truth neglected by the church, the Bishop of London refers to this truth as the power of mind over matter.

Our Measure of Faith

In a state prison where Christian Science services had been held and some of the inmates had become acquainted with the precepts of this Science, one of the prisoners who had become a student of it became very ill.

Unselfish Love

The life and the teachings of Christ Jesus constitute an undivided whole, and are throughout a consistent expression of the Christ, Truth.

"Rejoice and be glad"

The Psalmist sang, "This is the day which the Lord hath made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.
In explaining the vital necessity of overcoming erroneous beliefs, Mrs.