Editorials

The Divine Fatherhood

In all times the human heart has sought in the idea of the divine fatherhood a resting-place for its holiest hope and faith.

The True Basis of Health

In the references of Christ Jesus to himself the deeply interesting fact is disclosed that the uniqueness of his nature inhered not in the absence of a human sense but in the continuous supremacy of the divine.
The members of the city government have, we think, shown excellent judgment in their prompt action taking advantage of the generous offer for the improvement of North State Street.

Letters from ex-Governor Rollins

[The following letters from ex-Governor Rollins of New Hampshire, one to Mrs.

A Manly Apology

The work of the Publication Committee has been largely in the nature of securing the publication of correct statements of Christian Science, in answer to misstatements which have previously appeared in newspapers, and in this work the members of the Committee almost invariably have found the editors ready to publish the necessary correction, but without assuming responsibility for it or for the original incorrect or offensive article.

A Helpful Letter

[We are glad to publish the following letter to Mrs.
TESTIMONIALS.

A Plea for Fair Play

The following excerpts are from an editorial in a recent issue of the Matteawan and Fishkill-on-Hudson Evening Journal, and we take pleasure in commending them to the consideration of any who are tempted to forsake their own legitimate field of labor and discuss their neighbor's religious views from a controversial standpoint.

Readiness

In our text-book we find this statement, "Those ready for the blessing you impart will give thanks".

Mrs. Eddy's Request Granted

[The following letter to Mrs.

"The everlasting gospel"

It is agreed by many religious writers that those who are striving for more spirituality find greater help in the study of Gospels than in any other part of the Bible.

Diagnosis

It has been claimed that Christian Science practitioners are unfitted to heal the sick in view of their asserted inability to diagnose disease, not having made a study of symptomatology, and to this charge practitioners have made the best possible answer by continuing to do the thing of which they are said to be incapable.