In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Two correspondents have ventured to set forth personal...

Albert W. Le Messurier

Two correspondents have ventured to set forth personal criticisms of Christian Science.

Divine Protection

JULIA RUNGE

IN August, 1915, at Galveston, Texas, there were assembled five members of a household, all students of Christian Science, and the experience through which they passed during three days was a test of their faith in the omnipotence of God, good; but a gratitude which words inadequately express filled their hearts for the revelation of Truth to this age, the understanding of which enabled them in the midst of raging elements to have the peace that passeth understanding.

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"Let your light so shine"

WALTER C. LANYON

THE Master's command to let our light shine is imperative; it does not ask us to produce the light, but rather informs us that the light already exists, and that it is ours to furnish a transparency in order that the light may shine.

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Divine Justice

MARGARET MONROE

IN referring to attacks upon Christian Science and its Discoverer and Founder, Mrs.

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"A way in the wilderness"

SAMUEL JOHNSTONE MACDONALD

UPON a Sunday evening in August three friends, on their way to a Christian Science church, boarded a surface car at one of the busy transfer points in New York City.

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Man's Birthright

WILHELMINA LEFFLER

JESUS said, "If ye abide in me, and my words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you.

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"Go, wash"

WILLIAM LLOYD

THERE is a wonderful lesson to be learned in studying the ninth chapter of John's gospel, where we are told the story of the blind man who was healed by Jesus.

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Giving Testimony

KATE HOLT

AT first the healing of disease is the most noticeable effect following one's acquaintance with the new-old truth called Christian Science.

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"Always follow the kindest course"

REV. WILLIAM P. MC KENZIE

THE words of the Bible have become familiar to the ears of Christian men and women through constant repetition.

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From Our Exchanges

with contributions from J. G. Beaumont, John Reid Shannon

[The Methodist Times]

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A local evangelist, as reported, is attacking a religion...

Thoms E. Boland

A local evangelist, as reported, is attacking a religion which differs from his own principally in that it teaches and practises the Christian healing so remarkably exemplified by Jesus, while his own does not.

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That which is absolute truth never was in reality new, but...

H. R. Calborne

That which is absolute truth never was in reality new, but it is new to the consciousness of any one when first perceiving the same, just as any mathematical problem, however simple, is new to the consciousness of the schoolboy when first tackling it.