In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Knowing

SARAH A. B. PHILLIPS

IT is a wonderful privilege the people of the twentieth century enjoy, the privilege of knowing.

"Love is Mind"

HENRY M. NEWMARK

THE student of Christian Science finds, early in his study, that it becomes imperative for him constantly to replace his old, false concepts of all things with the right or spiritual idea.

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Democracy

JOHN M. DEAN

ONE thing which must forcibly impress even the casual student of Christian Science is the spirit of absolute democracy which pervades its teachings.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from David S. Cairns, Auckland Geddes, Maria A. Loschi

[From "The Gospel Miracles," by David S.

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"The fruit of the Spirit"

HELEN M. DAGGETT

How prone people are to dwell in thought and words on the evils which seem to befall them.

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Firm Adherence to Truth

OLIVER BOWLES

There is no more beautiful story in the Old Testament than that of the Shunammite woman whose little son had, to mortal sense, passed on, and who sought the prophet Elisha in her distress.

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The opening words of the Preface to the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy are, "To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is big with blessings.

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Scientific Healing

ROBERT RAMSEY

When the teachings of Christian Science are understood it becomes clear that if, and when, one's every thought becomes spiritual, his experience is bound to be continuously harmonious.

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Home

MYRTLE L. NOBLE

In this seeming world struggle for peace and happiness, mortals are striving more than ever before to see home and friends expressed to them in the truer, more impersonal, and therefore more permanent way which seems right to each one.

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One Mind

EDWARD NASH

Amidst the confusion which arises from varying opinion as expressed in conversation, in books, and in daily papers, there must surely be some thought, some opinion, which is right in every question, some absolute truth which ought to be easily discovered and which, when discovered, would be generally accepted and would at once put an end to all dissensions and differences.

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Signs of the Times

with contributions from William Lyon Phelps, H. G. Wells, McCormick, L. P. Jacks

[William Lyon Phelps in The New York Times Book Review and Magazine]

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Understanding God

CHARLES S. WATSON

God , as understood in Christian Science, is so different from the conception of Him generally held, that when the understanding comes that He is Love and is good only, the revelation must indeed become a milestone in the pilgrim's progress out of material sense into that higher understanding of the truth of all being.