Editorials

"GOD, THE MIND OF MAN"

Helen Wood Bauman

PROBABLY no truth which the Science of Christianity unfolds is more vital to the well-being of humanity than the revelation that God is the Mind of man.

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THE PRESENT AND THE FUTURE

Harold Molter

MANKIND today is looking toward the future, hoping for the establishment of a better world in the days to come.

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WITH WHAT SHOULD WE AGREE?

John J. Selover

GOD, good, has only spiritual perfection to impart, and man, God's image and likeness, has only the capacity to reflect that perfection.

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LAW AND SALVATION

Helen Wood Bauman

THE kingdom of heaven, which is everyone's goal in seeking salvation, is the reign of God in individual consciousness.

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SPURRED on by clear proofs that prayer is more than words aimed to give a momentary feeling of exaltation, Christian Scientists are working assiduously to awaken humanity to the fact that prayer is effective in healing the sick, in saving the sinner, and in establishing a happier way of life.

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THE MEDICINE OF MIND

Harold Molter

In the New Testament we read of a woman who had suffered for twelve years from a serious physical ailment.

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CLASS INSTRUCTION

Helen Wood Bauman

The educational system of Christian Science includes various branches.

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THE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST AS REFORMER

Harold Molter

The world has known many reformers, but the greatest of them all is Christ Jesus.

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MAKING WAY FOR GOD

Helen Wood Bauman

The practice of Christian Science begins with God and demonstrates the might of divinity breaking down stubborn beliefs of mortals.

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THE WORD BY WHICH WE LIVE

John J. Selover

At the beginning of his ministry Christ Jesus was "tempted of the devil" to satisfy his hunger by a resort to matter—by making bread of stones.

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THE NEED FOR RIGHT THINKERS

John J. Selover

"The time for thinkers has come," declares Mary Baker Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".

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TRUE COMPANIONSHIP

Harold Molter

The question often arises, "How can I find congenial companions and make friends?