Editorials

Substance Is Ever Active

The question, "What is substance?

Throwing Dust into the Air

What an intensely interesting document is the Acts of the Apostles! The history of that brave little band of Christians after the ascension of Christ Jesus is not only deeply moving, but at times dramatic and exciting.

Evil Never Identified with Man

A most helpful statement in combating and destroying sin and sickness is made by Mary Baker Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".

Identity and Place

One of the pleas that comes most frequently to the Christian Science practitioner is: "Please help me find my right place.

Energy

In the second verse of the first chapter of Genesis we read, "And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

The Power of God Heals Shock

Was the Psalmist David just an indefatigable optimist, or were his cheering songs born of a settled, proven understanding of the actuality and availability of spiritual power?

Things Great and Small

The big things in life—the worthy achievements and successful accomplishments—result from many well-done little things.
From the time of Paul to this year of our Lord, the celebration of what is known as Holy Communion has been possibly the most sacred rite of the Christian church.

"A little sanctuary"

Much is said throughout the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament, about the sanctuary of the Lord, meaning usually the material temple in which men gathered to worship.
The many useful discoveries of recent years, such as radio, television, electronics, and plastics, have brought to light physical forces hitherto unknown, or little understood.

Growth in Grace

That there shall be growth in grace is one of the demands of Christianity, and this demand is clarified and made an exact and joyous experience of progress through an understanding of the teachings of Christian Science.

Resolutions for the New Year

Where is the individual treading this planet who does not, again and again, hold meetings with himself and pass resolutions?