I have seen a clipping from a recent issue in which it is said that in a local gathering the speaker who discussed Christian Science attributed its healing to "mental suggestion and the power of the subconscious mind over the body.
The presumption of any one making a tramp through the country and subsisting on the charity of the inhabitants for support, has no part whatever in the teaching of Christian Science.
A well-known medical journal recently suggested that Christian Scientists could use material means to advantage with the spiritual means they are now employing in healing the sick.
Nineteen hundred years ago a seemingly new idea of our natural relations sprang up in the minds of the people—especially the common, plain people, over there in the mountains and little valleys about Jerusalem.
We want a daily paper, a paper to give us accurate information, not of our own town alone nor of our country, which may be but a small and comparatively insignificant little island off the coast of Europe, like England let us say, but of every throb and pulse of the great heart of the great human race.
From
the story of Gideon, as found in the book of Judges, many useful lessons and much encouragement may be gained by those who are striving, against seeming odds, to realize and demonstrate the truth of Christian Science.
