In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

One pertinent fact which our critic perhaps fails to consider, is that a large majority of those in the ranks of Christian Science were formerly associated with other churches; also that the old ties were severed only after the healing of sickness or the redemption from some phase of sin had shown that Christian Science offered them something not to be obtained in the other churches.
A reverend critic of Christian Science attempts to prove that the way to heaven is to feel wicked, and in the process quarrels with Christian Scientists for feeling "very good.
In a published sermon are some statements which indicate the difficulty men face in the endeavor to reconcile the presence of evil, or sin, in a world created by a wholly good God.

Climbing

While on a visit to a large ranch that is almost surrounded by mountains, a friend and I set out on a bright afternoon to scale one of the peaks.
When one is asked to teach a class in a Christian Science Sunday school, he is frequently confronted with the problem of how to maintain order and hold the interest of the pupils.

Having Other Gods

My young son recently found a calendar and brought it home.

Working for the Church

Not long ago a member of a branch church was reproaching himself for not working more for the church, and on being asked how he worked for the church he replied, "Oh, I work for the readers and the board, and the ushers, to know they cannot make mistakes.

Divine Manifestation

From time immemorial there have been many concrete instances of the manifestation of God to man.

Operating Unspent

So accustomed are we unconsciously to give reality to limitation in its various phases,—the fault of education burdened with materialism,—that without objection we accept the theories of physics that all power, force, action, friction, wear, progress, germination, in brief, life and the universe, cannot operate without becoming spent.

"The guest of God"

"Stranger, thou art the guest of God.

Making Knowledge Practical

The key to human destiny lies in the correct answer to Pilate's question to Jesus,—"What is truth?

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