Editorials

It is of no value to ignore error.

The Divine Economy

The ideal economy would be one in which there is never any deficiency or excess, any loss or waste, any deterioration or obsolescence; an economy in which nothing real is ever consumed or that which is used is never used up.
Christian Scientists have reason to be the most grateful people in the world.

What Do We Demand?

To demand something is to claim it by right or as due.
Error cannot touch God, and it cannot touch man's true selfhood, his godliness, according to Christian Science.

"Good is not helpless"

One hears much that is negative regarding the moral standards of today.
The gentle, irresistible force of true intelligence impels progress, urging thinkers to attain higher, better, and more effective modes of expression.

"The Lord is our king"

The Psalmist declared.

"In God we trust"

The motto to be found on most United States bills and coins, "In God we trust," is a constant reminder to the nation to acknowledge divine power as essential to its very existence.

Driving Error Out of Selfhood

The Bible describes the devil, or evil, as "Satan, which deceiveth the whole world" and as "having great wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time".

The Measure of the Real Man

What must we do to measure up to the perfection of the man of God's creating?

A Transitional Stage

The world is in a transitional stage of development which is generally attributed to knowledge of matter.