In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The human will is regarded as that faculty whereby men...

The human will is regarded as that faculty whereby men freely choose or reject a thing.

The Faith of a Child

EDMUND K. GOLDSBOROUGH

Evidently William Wordsworth recognized the receptivity of the child to the sweet influences of Spirit, since in a beautiful ode he clearly depicts that the child, until contaminated by the world of sense, loves all that is pure and unsullied.

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Spiritual Understanding

MABEL E. DUTTON

A Student of Christian Science once said to the writer, "Understanding takes away fear.

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"The soul that sinneth"

CARRO A. BIRD

When Paul voiced the thought, "The good that I would I do not: but the evil which I would not, that I do," he expressed the feeling of all who, at some stage of their demonstration, should come after him.

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"Occupy"

HUGH STUART CAMPBELL

Probably no one has ever placed a higher valuation on work than did Mary Baker Eddy, the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.

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Man Inseparable from God

MINNIE GARDNER

One of the most comforting passages in the Bible is given in the eighth chapter of Romans, where Paul writes, "For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.

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"Tribulation worketh patience"

LLOYD EDMUND WHITNEY

That one should turn to divine Love for healing and be denied is impossible, and it is equally impossible for divine Love to render less than perfect and instantaneous healing.

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Beginning Anew

ELISHA B. SEELEY

No single act is perhaps more indicative of the human heart's belief in opportunity for mending its ways than is expressed in the prevalent habit of making good resolutions each recurring New Year.

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Signs of the Times

[The Biblical World]

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The kindly attitude of a former clergyman of your city...

Robert G. Steel

The kindly attitude of a former clergyman of your city toward Christian Science, as evidenced by his remarks in a recent sermon and quoted in a late issue from a Cleveland newspaper, is appreciated by Christian Scientists.

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A gentleman, referring to "Science and Health with Key...

W. K. Primrose

A gentleman, referring to "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," writes that the Bible "stands in no need of such keys.

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Judging from a statement reported in a recent issue as...

C. W. Hale

Judging from a statement reported in a recent issue as having been made by Doctor—in one of his lectures, one would be led to think that he knows very little of the teachings of Christian Science.