In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

FULFILMENT

A light seemed to be thrown on this subject during the study of one of the Lesson-Sermons, and on comparing Psalm xxii.

BUILDING THE TEMPLE

Among the mural decorations in the Congressional Library at Washington there is an epigram by the German mystic, Novalis, who held that religion without a church was impossible, which reads, "There is but one temple in the universe, and that temple is the body of man.

VERIFICATION

The student of Christian Science who watches the workings of the truth in his own life, sees verified its teaching, viz.

THINGS THAT HELP

In all the walks of life men and women are looking for things which will help them along the way.

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

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The clerical gentleman's desire to save the public from "the danger of Christian Science," no doubt springs from some theory, however mistaken, of doing good.
Will you, with that courtesy which has hitherto been as unfailing as your disagreement with me, permit me to protest against the suggestion contained in Dr.
Those who endeavor to obey our Master's command to "heal the sick" will understand his works.

All but one of the tidal waves of religion that we know...

All but one of the tidal waves of religion that we know today have historical perspective, and can simply and easily be accounted for.

HOME

Some years ago I read a poem with this as its theme, "Home is where the heart is.
The belief in environment is often a heavy clog upon individual progress; it hangs about the limbs of endeavor and impedes all advancement not circumscribed within its limits.

LOOKING ALWAYS FOR GOOD

In a very brief yet very great epistle, St.