Editorials

Rejecting Error

In the fifty-third chapter of Isaiah we have been given a graphic prophecy of the human experiences which awaited the promised Messiah.

How Pleasant Is Unity!

In the one hundred and thirty-third Psalm, in one brief sentence, David sets forth an ideal towards which yearning human thought has ever been directed.

No Classification of Diseases 

Why do some phases of sin and disease often seem more tenacious and difficult to overcome than others?

Power, Love, and a Sound Mind

These lines are addressed particularly to our young Christian Scientists, to the girls and boys who are back at school after the summer holiday, and to the young men and women entering their fall semesters in college.

What Is Important to You?

If every reader of these words were to be asked, "What is the most important thing in life to you?

"I live by the Father"

Every mortal, if asked if he were alive, would presumably say "Yes.

Reality Is Always Right

Looking at the world of sense today, one is tempted to ask, Is anything right, anywhere?

"Not guilty"—Rejoice!

Is there not a vast difference between the denouncing of evil persons and the condemning of impersonal error?

Daily Duties

The single purpose that animated the Discoverer of Christian Science was to help all men find man's God-given dominion over sin, disease, and death, and to facilitate this accomplishment.
Certainly the desire to improve is wholesome.

He Blazed the Matter Abroad

Christian Science puts one on guard against indulgence in all destructive talk.

Hold Fast That Thou Hast

"Hold that fast which thou hast, that no man take thy crown.