The distinguished lecturer whose discourse was published in Emanu-El under the caption "Judaism and Christian Science," can hardly be said to have adequately or accurately presented the subject of Christian Science.
A clergyman declares that the process of the healing work which Jesus insisted was proof that he came from God, is identical with pagan healing, such as that current in India.
In
the closing chapter of his wonderful gospel Luke has presented with a historian's genius and a scholar's skill an incident rich in color and hidden meaning.
Two
seasons in the religious life of the world, Christmas and Easter, should bring to us as Christian Scientists a greater appreciation of the privileges we enjoy.
Few
Scripture sayings are more frequently quoted than that of James: "Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their afflication, and to keep.
The
students of Christian Science are learning that whatever is needed in the way of literature for the benefit of themselves and the cause is always supplied in due season.
Your kindly editorial regarding the renewed attempt in New York to make it a crime to pray for sick people, will be appreciated by every one who believes in religious freedom.
An article reprinted from a New York paper told how a doctor "lied in order to supply an antidote to the evil effects" of fear, and thereby effected the recovery of a woman whose sickness had become alarming to herself and family.
No one familiar with his teachings can truthfully deny that many of Buddha's views were what the world calls idealistic; nevertheless Buddha, like many other religious and philosophical teachers, believed more or less in the reality of both good and evil, Spirit and matter, Truth and error.
