A student
of Christian Science who for some years had been demonstrating its teachings, was pouring into the ears of a friend the details of a difficulty which to her seemed almost overwhelming.
We
have every reason to be grateful that Christian Science has given us a foundation upon which to work out all our problems, whether mental, moral, or physical.
In
reading the Scripture account of David's methods of arming to meet the foe, the writer gained great encouragement from the simplicity of this kind of warfare.
Since
the Scriptures are so full of assurances of protection to all who put their trust in God, it seems impossible for an earnest student of the Bible to doubt for long the practical availability of God's power as a "very present help" in every time of need.
Recently
, after reading a description of the hardships, sufferings, and dangers endured by men engaged in the present strife, the thought occurred to the writer that many of these men had taken a step which is called enlisting into the service.
An account of the proceedings of the convention of state health officers reports a physician as saying that Christian Science healers have had insufficient training to enable them to cure diseases.
When Christ Jesus went about Palestine healing all manner of sin and sickness, and declaring, "He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also," the unbelieving Jews, finding it impossible to deny the marvelous works he was accomplishing, said that he had "a devil," or cast out evils "by Beelzebub.
