All Christian believers must admit that Jesus did his works in accordance with and because of the will or law of God, "with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning.
A writer in The Colonist approves the classification of Christian Science as a "false religion," on the ground that it, among other religions, regards works instead of belief as the all important thing in one's religion.
What
more adequate simile could be used to express the invigorating, refreshing effect of the consciousness of God's presence with His people, than the assurance given through Hosea, "I will be as the dew unto Israel.
Within
the last few weeks the great curtain of the world's stage has risen upon a scene so thrilling that it may be said to have few rivals in history.
When
to a waiting nation there came the news that it was actually involved in a situation from which it had so long and earnestly sought to be delivered, to at least one Christian Scientist, and perhaps to many, the first agonizing cry was: "Are our prayers of no avail?
with contributions from Joseph Fort Newton, James I. Vance
[The Watchman-Examiner] The general idea of a God somewhere who made the world and turned it over to the operation of its own laws and forces, is proving to give neither safety nor satisfaction.
