In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

It seems strange that a minister of the gospel should malign and misrepresent Christian Science, which has healed thousands of sin, sickness, and sorrow, and turned them to God, when he should be preaching the gospel and healing the sick in accordance with the command of the Master.
In a recent issue I notice the kindly inquiry from "Mortal Man" in reference to the teachings of Christian Science with regard to matter.
A most remarkable statement by the dean of St.
A recent critic tells us that "the basal folly of Eddyism is that matter is non-existent.
It was with surprise and disappointment that we read in the Oberlin Review the résumé of an address by the president of Oberlin College, in which he assailed Christian Science and even sought to reflect on the character and motives of Mrs.
In reading another's experience as given in the Sentinel some time ago, the thought came to me how long I had remained silent respecting the many beautiful demonstrations I have had in Christian Science.

Putting Away Lying

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Renewal

"I am living only one day at a time, and throwing off the old man of error each day with the word of Truth," writes a fellow traveler in Christian Science.

Lessons from a Garden

A Young Christian Scientist, who was also an ardent gardener, was at work in his garden one evening, when a teacher in the Christian Science Sunday school, who had been watching him for some time, asked him how it was with his garden.

Resisting Evil

Jesus said, "Resist not evil," but James taught, "Resist the devil, and he will flee from you," a thought which Mrs.

Gratitude

Gratitude has long been considered a passive virtue, and one that, as expressed among mortals, often presupposes superiority in the recipient and inferiority in the giver.
Mankind steadfastly cling to what they believe to good, and never willingly submit to evil or the results of evil.