In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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DOMINION

IGERNA B. J. SOLLAS.

THE second of the new sayings of Jesus has been interpreted thus: "Jesus saith (Ye ask who are those) that draw us to the kingdom, if the kingdom is in heaven?
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THE ELIMINATION OF EVIL

NEWTON C. GILLHAM.

THE elimination of evil can but mean the destruction of sin, sickness, disease, of mortal mind and every material thing.
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AWAKENING

BERTHA W. TIFFANY.

MRS.
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THE TRAVELING MAN'S OPPORTUNITY

LINDLEY I. HARRIS.

THERE is no class of men to whom Christian Science appeals more strongly than to traveling men.
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"THY KINGDOM COME."

HELEN WARD BANKS.

To Jesus, sitting on the mount of Olives, came his disciples, asking, "What shall be the sign of thy coming?
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REFLECTING THE DIVINE LIKENESS

J. MORLEY WYARD.

THE writer of the letter to the Hebrews, sounding a stern admonition, declares God to be "a consuming fire.
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SCIENCE VS. SUPERSTITION

W. D. MC CRACKAN, M.A.

It must have proved an unpleasant surprise to the Athenians to be told by Paul that they were "too superstitious".
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from Charles New, W. E. Orchard

[Rev.
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In a recent issue there appears a statement that "witchcraft,...

Edward W. Dickey

In a recent issue there appears a statement that "witchcraft, mesmerism, spiritualism, hypnotism, mind-healing, and other phenomena of the supernatural, all had their part in the making of Mary Baker Eddy and the Christian Science church.
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Mrs. Eddy has called Jesus of Nazareth "the most scientific...

Col. W. E. Fell

Mrs.
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People are marveling everywhere at the remarkable...

Rev. Alfred Veazie Bliss

People are marveling everywhere at the remarkable growth of the Christian Science church in recent years.
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I think it is due to the Christian Scientists to say this:...

Rev. D. H. Bailey

I think it is due to the Christian Scientists to say this: that they have compelled the philosophers in the churches, and the theologians in the schools, to give an emphasis to the ever-present Deity.