Because Christian Science denies that there is any real entity or substance outside of Spirit and spiritual existence, it should not be assumed that it denies man's existence.
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the true Christian Scientist seeing is acting,—one is identical with the other,—and thereby mankind may come to understand the practical nature of Christian Science.
THE
writer recently listened to an address by an eminent clergyman who, after referring to Wordsworth's ode on "Intimations of Immortality," declared that intimations are all we have,—that we possess no positive proof of immortality.
THE
first Christian Science meeting which I ever attended was a Wednesday evening meeting, held in a Jewish temple in Chicago, and that one fact was impressive of itself.
A CERTAIN
Christian Science church recently decided to build a much needed room for the Sunday School, and at a meeting of its members which had been called to discuss the matter, money was freely given and pledges made for that purpose.
The miracles recorded in the New Testament seem to have been as great a source of wonder to the Jews as the testimonies of Christian Science healing, cited by our critic, are to the observers of the present day.
