In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The "still small voice"

DURING the month of March, 1913, while living in a small town in Colorado, we had occasion to visit our ranch, which was located twenty-five miles from where we were living.

"Thou hearest me always"

THE beginner in Christian Science, who is endeavoring to gain a knowledge of its teachings and thus be the recipient of the good which is in store for all of God's children, may be at a loss to understand the quiet yet positive assurance that accompanies the remarks of his Christian Science friends, that his problem, whatever it may be, is already solved, that the answer is already awaiting him, as God's work is done, and that in reality there is no problem.

Our Reading-rooms

TODAY , in every busy city, clubs and stores have recognized the need of places for rest and quiet, and have supplied that need according to their sense, making generous provision for the physical comfort of their fellow men.

Spiritual Discernment

WHEN Jesus healed the man born blind he made it clear that material eyes are not "the works of God.

Life Understood

FROM the standpoint of general usage the word life implies action; it also implies a fleeting, temporal sense of existence.

Proper Use of Time

It is a very easy matter to say that we have all the time there is in which to accomplish certain tasks, but the question which naturally arises is whether we are spending it profitably or unprofitably.

From Our Exchanges

[Zion's Herald]
In his sermon as reported, an evangelist attacks Christian Science.
The Union contains an account of a sermon in which the rector deplores the lack of faith in the church.
Christianity is that system of religion which was taught and practised by Jesus of Nazareth.
A prosecuting attorney with the privilege of formulating not only his questions but also the replies of witnesses, ought usually to be able to make out a poor record for the other side, however much he might violate justice in the process.
In an issue of the Ethical World a critic refers to the crudity, one-sidedness, and philosophic illiteracy of Christian Science.