In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Guarding Against Separation

There is but one creator, and therefore only one creation.

Signs of the Times

[Ivan Melville Terwilliger, in the Christian Advocate, San Francisco, Calif.

Christian Science is not based on superstition; it is absolutely...

Christian Science is not based on superstition; it is absolutely free from it.

That Christian Science teaches "the intimate relationship...

That Christian Science teaches "the intimate relationship between religion and health," that its teaching is "a profound message of comfort to the sick," that "it brings great hope and some fine results," that it teaches "the great necessity of emphasizing the spiritual more, and the material less," and that its teachings have "brought heaven nearer in daily experiences,"—all of these statements are certainly true.

A sermon published in your paper has not properly...

A sermon published in your paper has not properly stated the teachings of Christian Science on the subject of "the virgin birth.

Careful investigation of Christian Science will prove to...

Careful investigation of Christian Science will prove to any honest seeker after Truth that its teachings are based on the Scriptures, making it Christianly scientific.

Christ Jesus declared, "My kingdom is not of this...

Christ Jesus declared, "My kingdom is not of this world;" and by precept and example he lifted men from material worship to the worship of the Father "in spirit and in truth.

Christian Science nowhere teaches that "there is no such...

Christian Science nowhere teaches that "there is no such thing as sin, therefore, of course, no need for a Saviour;" nor does it tell "that disease and pain are only imaginary evils.

Peace

One of the greatest needs of the human heart is peace.

The Fellowship of Saints

Before coming into Christian Science one was accustomed to hear "the fellowship of the saints" discussed, and various theories advanced as to what the phrase really meant.
Crossing one day over the suspension bridge which spans the little river near her home, the writer came upon three little children, the two elder of whom were vainly trying to coax the third, much younger, to finish her journey to the end of the bridge.