In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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As theological scholars recognize their essential oneness notwithstanding differing denominational names and deep differences of judgment as to important matters— because of their unity in purpose, spirit, and method, so will the Church come to an increasing unity — not because of compromises in dogma and polity, but because of the increasing sense of a vital oneness in purpose and in method.
Christian Science is about as narrow as mathematics; it is as limited, and at the same time as unlimited, as truth always is.
The Christian Science people must be given credit for a sincere desire to more truly reflect the life, precepts, and works of the blessed Master than any other church has done these nineteen hundred years.
As a rule, all Christian people believe that God is omnipotent and accept the Scriptural statements to that effect.
While it may be true that Jesus did not state specifically that sickness is unreal, it may also be said that he never made the positive assertion that sickness is a reality.
There is now, and has been for the past fifty years, too much blame laid to intemperance as the chief cause of poverty.
Christian Science is mathematically demonstrable, but it does not necessarily follow that every student is a master Scientist and capable of solving every problem.
All sects and creeds can show by the Bible a foundation for what they believe, and I here give one passage that seems to me to favor Christian Science: "Is any sick among you?
"Have faith in God" is the startingpoint in all forms of Christian belief, and Christian Science assuredly encourages this faith.
Editor Public Opinion:
Whatever may be thought of Christian Science, it must be conceded that it is a healthful religion.

He is Risen

True love will not entomb a brother in the bondage of his past mistakes.