Editorials

Editorial

True Disillusionment

Margaret Morrison

How bright, so many times, are the promises of life held out by the so-called human mind, how sparkling the hopes, how great the expectations! With what confidence one faces these bright promises, only too often to have them betrayed, and fade drably into unfulfillment.
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Let Us Journey with Youth

John Randall Dunn

The youth of today lives unquestionably at a wholesome moment in human history.
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Self-Government Is God's Government

Paul Stark Seeley

When you and I are tempted to put on a display of bad temper, to indulge in unjust criticism, to yield to sin, or in any other way to let our thoughts and acts be governed by the godless material mind, the opposite of God, we have then and there an opportunity to put into effect true self-government.
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"Our annual meeting is a grave guardian"

John Randall Dunn

Without doubt alert students of Christian Science in every land cherish the desire to be present, sometime, at an Annual Meeting of their Mother Church in Boston.
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"With one accord in one place"

Margaret Morrison

In reading the stirring account of the Acts of the Apostles as related in the New Testament, one is impressed with the frequency with which the record of their acts is prefaced with the words "with one accord.
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The Simplicity of True Worship

Paul Stark Seeley

"Felicity ," it has been said, "comes of simplicity.
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Science Knows No Substitute

Margaret Morrison

Mankind today seems to be going through what might be called a substitutional period.
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Would You Become the Son of God?

John Randall Dunn

The question, "Would you become the son of God?
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He Put Aside Physical Causation

Paul Stark Seeley

If you should stop the first person you met in the street and say that you had some extraordinarily good news, namely, that there is no such thing as physical causation, your news might not be very graciously received.
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"The certainty of the words of truth"

John Randall Dunn

With what serenity does one who speaks the truth face friend or foe! Note the calmness, the assurance, of a witness in a suit at law whose testimony unquestionably is based on certain simple, provable facts.
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A Great Fact—God Is Self-sustained

Paul Stark Seeley

The importance of the sun to human life on our earth can hardly be overestimated.
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Divine Mind Knows No Depletion

Margaret Morrison

What is called depletion is a dream process of the so-called human mind and is utterly unknown to God, divine Mind, whose goodness is inexhaustible, and whose law is imperative.