In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Advancing Steps

IT is well to meet all with a cheerful smile, and to speak a kindly word; it is well to lend a helping hand to those whose lines have fallen in unpleasant places, but the very best help we can give to others is to live from day to day as closely as possible to the great truth revealed to us in the Bible and in Science and Health.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE startles thought by statements of fact which are contrary to physical testimony, but self-evident in the eternal realm of beyond-physics or metaphysics.

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Nothing not true is good, and everything perishable, the hay and stubble of superstition and distorted myth, must be consumed by the white heat of the fire of Truth.
As I take it, the real Christian Science practitioner.
Our brother construes the Master's declaration "These signs shall follow them that believe," etc.
When a patient dies under the care of the family physician the newspapers publish nothing about it, except the paid advertisement of the funeral.
When one considers the remarkable growth of Christian Science during the past quarter of a century, and remembers the opposition of the combined forces of the world,—materia medica, theology, and scholasticism,—is he not warranted in believing that God has guided and is protecting it and those who are known as Christian Scientists?
The more I study it—and I am always ready to investigate and study—the more I believe in Christian Science.

How to Solve Life's Problems

The world seems to be united on one all-important question, though it has searched in many avenues for a solution to the stubborn problem which has absorbed the time and attention of the ablest and wisest men through all ages; namely, how to improve the world and bring about a universal condition of health, harmony, and happiness.

The Real and Its Symbol

Probably no metaphysical idea is more real to mankind in general than the idealistic concept which is identified by the word liberty.

Obedience

To obey in the biblical sense means "to hear," "to hearken," to "be persuaded," to "be subject to".

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How may the Church be kept free from complicity in known evils, so that it will stand indeed as an unbiased witness for truth, as a disinterested helper of mankind?