In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Coming and Going

Of all that seems to concern the human mind perhaps nothing engages its attention quite so much as the many and varied phases of coming and going.

The Famine That Ends Famine

Ben Jonson undoubtedly intended one thing and a very grim one, when he said famine ends famine, but the Christian metaphysician, if privileged to so so, may find in his words something diametrically opposite to his meaning—may find a scientific fact based upon divine Principle.

"Show me thy faith"

Is Christian Science justified in the emphasis it places upon physical healing?

Signs of the Times

[Bishop Welldon (Episcopal), Dean of Dublin, as Quoted in The Morning Post, London England]

Spiritual Life

There are many who look forward to a future life which they believe will bring them more happiness than they find in the present.
It may be truly said that the great desire of every sincere student of Christian Science is for increased understanding of God and His law.

The Letter and the Spirit

With the wealth of literature available to the student of Christian Science in his search for that wisdom that "is more precious than rubies," it may be well to contemplate for a moment the successive steps through which these riches were accumulated.

Overcoming Limitation

Truth is nothing if not practical.

"Son, thou art ever with me"

In the presence of God, infinite good, evil can neither exist nor be manifested.

Disarmament

In view of the apparent interest manifested by the public with reference to world disarmament, perhaps it would be well to consider some of the metaphysical facts which underlie this important subject.

Love's Efficiency

One of the distinctive aspects of Christian Science teaching is this, that in the instance of every sincere student it at once beings to define the meanings and correct the use of everyday terms.

Signs of the Times

[From "In Days To Come," by Walter Rathenau, Minister of Reconstruction in the German Cabinet]