Editorials

The command to preach the gospel does not mean to Christian Scientists that they shall intrude their views upon their friends and neighbors, nor even upon their own families, if they are not ready to receive the good tidings.

What Shall be the Remedy?

In referring to the great anthracite coal strike now in progress, The Outlook has emphasized a thought which is coming home to the great body of the people as never before, perhaps, in the history of our country.
In the teaching of our Master the parable was a significant and predominant feature.
Recognition of the central fact of the universe; namely, God, that He is all and that He is Mind, carries with it the further recognition that all action is the activity of Mind, and that nothing can be really accomplished except as Mind is reflected.
We are all more or less familiar with the vitascope and its manipulation.
Nature is constantly disclosing a richness of bounty, which is apparently indifferent to our sense of waste.
Although healing the sick seems to present the largest field of activity for Christian Scientists, it is not the only means by which they can help their fellows.

Appreciation

The following paragraph from a private letter voices a thought which is most heartily appreciated by those who have been called to arrange the Bible Lessons.
It is not the zealous maintenance of a given point of view, but loyalty to the best light he has, which entitles a man to the respect of his fellows.
The "limited express" with its burden of humanity sweeps past on its time-exterminating, space-destroying mission, grand in us triumph of mechanics, regal in its luxurious appointments, proud in its relations to commerce, to government, and to social life.
The very intimate connection between our Sunday services and the Wednesday evening meetings must be apparent to all.

Mrs. Eddy's Views

Concord, N.