In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Unfoldment

The sweet odors of spring perfumed the air.

"Let us not sleep"

It was recently said to the writer by one who was just beginning to investigate Christian Science, "If Christian Scientists would only speak and live, or show that they are trying to live, the pure, simple truths which are found in Science and Health, how quickly the world's prejudice, criticism, and misunderstanding would disappear! The wrong impression I had of its teachings, which prevented me from looking into it, grew out of the misstatement and misrepresentation of these truths by those who were counted as its followers.

Law

Law in its highest sense signifies an established, irresistible rule of action emanating from divine Principle and governing the whole universe.

Life-savers

At one of the life-saving stations on the Great Lakes the captain asked a new surfman this question: "If, while standing on the pier, your attention should be drawn to a man in the water, apparently drowning, what would be your first duty?

The Pillar of Salt

The experiences through which Lot passed after leaving Abraham in the land of Canaan, were varied and numerous.

"The last shall be first"

Speaking to his disciples of the laws which govern the true man, the Master said, "The last shall be first, and the first last;" and reasoning along similar lines, St.

From Our Exchanges

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In a recent issue a writer inadvertently quotes some one as saying that men have gone mad "on religious errors, such as millennial dawn, Christian Science, spiritism, annihilation, etc.
A writer in The News confuses healing by divine Mind with the false, evil action of the human mind in attempting to emulate the divine.
Mrs.
A recent issue contains an article on "The Light of Faith," in which the writer condemns the teaching of Christian Science, that material phenomena are unreal, as wholly fallacious, and upholds the contrary belief, that there is in the universe a "phenomenal as well as a noumenal reality.
As a recent edition of Emanu-El, referring to Christian Science, states that "according to that creed matter is nonexistent and an illusion of mortal mind," it may be said that Mrs.