In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Treatment

Christian Science treatment is the bringing into expression of that Mind "which was also in Christ Jesus.

"Loose him, and let him go"

As a mother who is learning to appreciate her true relationship to her child, I would very much like to relate two little experiences which I had recently, that proved how much help instead of hindrance one can give one's child, when the understanding of the truth about God and the truth about man, and their true relationship to one another is realized and faithfully applied.

Christ Jesus and Man

To one who has threaded his way through the confused maze of ancient and modern philosophy, psychology, and ethics, the clear, satisfying logic of Christian Science comes as a basic theology which promises eventually to solve all the great problems still unanswered after two thousand years of Christianity.
The character of the Christ may be defined as the perfect reflection of divine Principle, expressed in conscious living in accord with the ideals of God, good.

Spiritual Perception

Jesus was wont to speak by parables to the populace; for, as he said, "in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Esaias, which saith, By hearing ye shall hear, and shall not understand; and seeing ye shall see, and shall not perceive.

Signs of the Times

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"I note that you would like a statement on the effect of the teachings of Christian Science on certain of the inmates of this institution, particularly—.
The Tri-County News quotes a minister as having said in a sermon that Christian Scientists have no right to call themselves Christian "when they do not accept the divinity of Jesus Christ.
In a recent issue a letter appears in which the writer alleges that Christian Science is not Christian and is not scientific.
"The Bible Against Christian Science," the caption of a recent newspaper notice of a church service, is so directly misleading that, as a matter of justice, a word of correction is offered.
In writing a recent letter a critic seemed to be laboring under the delusion that Christian Science is opposed to scientific research.
So long as the miracle was defined and dismissed as a supernatural occurrence, it made practically very little difference to religion.