Editorials

Caring for the Children

Christ Jesus evidently thought that children could be healed by spiritual means alone, for the Bible tells of several instances when he healed them in this way.
Honesty, as a quality of thought and conduct, is an irreducible essential in the practice of Christian Science.

The Essence of Communication

Underlying all true communication is the basic fact that there is one Mind, one God.

Constant Renewal

In order to counteract frustration, dull routine, and any sense of deterioration, one must gain some concept of the infinite nature of being and the continuous unfoldment that is normal in God's creation.
Christianity is more than a name; it is a resistless force that nothing can stay.

The Ark of Safety

Where is the place of safety from accidents?

God Is Not a Mystery

If there is any mystery about God, it is only to those who do not realize that God and good are one.

A Laboratory Experiment?

In an age of research, when laboratory experiments are the generally accepted mode of developing scientific data, it may be asked: Can we have a laboratory experiment in Christian Science healing where observers can trace the progress of healing and measure the effectiveness of treatment according to the same procedures as that of material research?

Contemplation and Action

Recently news items have appeared in the public press regarding a widening interest in oriental philosophy.

Responsibility for Children

A responsible attitude of a parent toward a child would naturally include affording the child the most advanced and efficacious care for his health that the parent is capable of.

Sickness Is Mental

One reason that sickness at times seems difficult to cope with is that people do not realize that it is a state of thought, not of matter.

Abiding in the Vine

How wonderful it is to learn that God's will for us is good, and that His tender presence completely surrounds, supports, and protects us wherever we are! To know that we live in Him, that we are "hid with Christ in God," Col.