In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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"Judge righteous judgment."

EVELYN SYLVESTER KNOWLES.

From the beginning, mortal man has constituted himself a judge.
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Pensions Given Up

S. G. Rogers

As its contents indicate, the following letter was called forth by the testimony of Mr.
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The Nature of Omniscience

C. W. CHADWICK.

The natural tendency of the human sense is to bring Deity down to its own level of observation and belief.
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From our Exchanges

with contributions from Samuel A. Eliot

The prevalent idea of the Easter service seems to be a kind of popular show, a chance to appeal to a taste for the noisy and gaudy.
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Another Theory Abandoned

The following editorial note, which we copy from the Southern Oregonian, again reminds us that material theories regarding disease are constantly changing, and that the accepted beliefs of a few years ago have become the discarded fallacies of to-day.
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Selected Articles

We give below a few representative editorial comments on the late veto of the Nebraska Medical Bill, by Governor Mickey of that State.
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Poverty

B. S. JOSSELYN.

If Christian Scientists are not proving the abundance of God's supply, as sufficient to meet their every need, they are not demonstrating as they should the Principle of Christian Science.
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"Thy will be done"

GENIE H. ROSENFIELD.

All my life the prayer, "Thy will be done," had been a prayer of resignation.
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Prayer and Faith

M. M. HAPER.

Two very closely related commands are, "After this manner therefore pray ye:.
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Reality and Unreality

M. G. KAINS.

When the writer first became interested in Christian Science, the use of the words reality and unreality puzzled him not a little.
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From our Exchanges

with contributions from C. Ellwood Nash, Frederick L. Hosmer

"A new evangelism," is the hunger-cry of half-fed Christianity, bending above the world-cradle of to-day.
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When Practice is Preaching

The very best sermon that any one of us can preach, is to practise in our daily walks before men the virtues which we declare should animate all men.