One
of the dominating habits of mortal mind is to judge things and persons by appearances, and the injustice and suffering which follow in the wake of this evil is indescribable.
Spiritual
discernment, one of the essentials in the equipment of a Christian Scientist, is unattainable save as we reflect the Christ-wisdom which reveals the inwardness of motives, aims, desires,—in short, of the entire human character.
When
Jesus explained to Pilate that his life-mission was to bear witness unto the truth," and that such as were of the truth would hear his testimony, Pilate asked him the question that all men in their more thoughtful moments have surely asked, viz.
[We
are glad to give prominence to the following letter, which makes plain the attitude of Christian Scientists toward their Leader and expresses the gratitude they feel for her Christian labors for them and for all mankind.
Every
earnest and experienced Christian Science practitioner has had abundant proofs of God's love and power, manifest in the rapid and in many cases the well-nigh instantaneous restoration of the sick to health and the speedy liberation of those in bondage to the enslaving senses.
[The
following articles are copied from Light, a temperance journal published in Sydney, Australia, and they express in some measure the interest in and appreciation of Christian Science and its Discoverer and Founder which is felt in that distant continent.
