Editorials

The desire to progress is natural with every human being.

"COME AND SEE"

ONE day when Jesus noticed two of John the Baptist's disciples following him, he turned and asked them (John 1:38), "What seek ye?

BASIC NEEDS

IN the wilderness Christ Jesus was tempted to believe that bread was his basic need.

INDESTRUCTIBLE IDENTITY

One's identity is essentially his oneness, his selfsameness.
When one begins the study of Christian Science, he may be at first merely a reader and be concerned largely with gaining an understanding of the letter of its teaching.

PREDESTINATION

The promises given in the Bible are numerous and varied.

ON KEEPING OUT OF TROUBLE

The work of the Christian Scientist is, humanly considered, to get out of trouble and to keep out.

LOVE'S EDICT

That God, divine Love, is supreme is evident to those who yield their nature and aims to His edict, for they find themselves protected and sustained by a power higher than human belief can evince.

THE ONLY WILL

The Holy Bible contains many promises of great helpfulness and significance.

"THE HIGHER MISSION"

The Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, often referred to her discovery as a system or method of healing, and she considered the healing of disease and disorder as proof that Science was understood.

NOT GUILTY

Man is never visited with penalty for guilt, and he never entertains a sense of guilt.

WE CALL AND LOVE ANSWERS

When we visit a friend, we do so with the expectancy of finding him at home.