Since the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," was first published forty-two years ago by Mary Baker Eddy, it has weathered the storms of hatred, opposition, and misinterpretation.
Because the statement is not qualified or explained, it is not clear what the revivalist holding services at Peru meant in an attack on Christian Science, as reported, when he said, "There is.
When
once we grasp the full significance of the fact taught in Christian Science that human existence, with all the phenomena peculiar to it, is mental, it is not difficult to understand that healings worthy of expressions of gratitude at Wednesday evening meetings or in our periodicals need not necessarily be of physical or bodily disease and the suffering incident to it.
In
the prophecy of Isaiah we find a beautiful reference to the rain which waters the earth and makes it to "bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater.
