Editorials

A Universal Need—Guidance

What shall I do?

A Direct Path

It is obvious that the shortest path one can take to an objective is a straight line.
Christian Science is bringing mankind a wholly new concept of the nature of mind.

Taming the Heart

The Christian Scientist reads with interest—but detachment— reports of methods of taming the action of the heart through electrical pacers.

Admit the Facts

Admitting the facts means something quite different to the Christian Scientist than it does to the materialist.

God's Building

Writing to the Corinthian church, Paul makes this provocative statement: "Ye are God's building.

Accent on Spiritual Sense

The current intensification of material beliefs presents a basic challenge to the student of Christian Science, and it is well to be fully aware of the extent of this challenge.

Dealing with Negation

Perhaps nothing in Mary Baker Eddy's discovery of Christian Science, the truth that Christ Jesus demonstrated, is more effective in helping people than her logical deduction that since God is good, is All, and is supreme over all, evil is a negation.

The Vitality of Truth

There certainly is nothing dry and difficult about the study and application of Christian Science.

The Mystery of Death Destroyed

Christ Jesus destroyed the mystery of death.
No one would choose to remain a tiny child throughout his life.

Thought Controls Body

A fundamental concept in the healing practice of Christian Science is that thought controls body and that one is dealing primarily with mental conditions rather than physical.