Many
of us have had periods in our journey heavenward when spiritual perception has so illumined the way that we have been enabled to read an object-lesson in what seem to be the smallest events in daily experience.
How often we say and hear it said, "I have no time;" or, "I should like to read and study more, but I have no time," or, "If I had time I should like to write for our periodicals.
THE
directions contained in the Manual of The Mother Church are for protection and upbuilding of the cause of Christian Science, and for the guidance and assistance of each individual Scientist as well.
WHEN
, through the teachings of Christian Science, a first glimpse is had of the radical mental transformation necessary for the working out of our salvation, a sense of loneliness and isolation sometimes seems to spread like a mist, making the way obscure and progress slow and laborious.
WHAT
Bible-reading child has not expressed the longing, "If Jesus were only here now! If only I could do the works that he did !" Suppose that to such a child in days gone by the Master had appeared, saying, "Come, follow me.
It is a platitude of many critics, who think they know all about Christian Science, that Christian Scientists profess indifference to pain, deny its existence, and seek freedom from its thrall by trying to delude themselves that there is no such thing as physical suffering.
