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.
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.
