Editorials

"Take care of yourself!"

How often does this cheery, hortative farewell ring out! And is it not the last advice many mortals seem to heed?

Realism

In Christian Science, realism and idealism are one, but generally they are regarded as opposites.

Laborers for the Harvest

An axiomatic truth in the divine order is that every individual idea of God has its place to fill, its work to do, to the end that infinite Mind, or Life, may be fully manifested.

Today

It has been said that youth lives mostly in the future, and old age mostly in the past.
How often this question is raised when one hears from the Reader's desk in a Christian Science church the announcement of an admission of new members.

Handling Serpents

Not many of us are inclined physically to handle serpents.

Binding the Power of Pain

In this issue of the Christian Science Sentinel may be found an article about an extraordinary book—a book the earnest reading whereof has stilled pain, wiped out the foundations of disease, and brought to countless thousands great peace of mind.

No Grief in Truth's Victory

Conflict and warfare are words we do not enjoy.

"Stand upright.... Be strong"

He who obeys the first command of the angel to Daniel, to "stand upright," will not fail to comply with the second.

Man's Birthright of Dominion

One of the things we learn about man, whom God made in His own image and likeness, as set forth in the first chapter of Genesis, is that he was given dominion.

The Folly of Feuds

Forward-looking men and women are giving more and more thought to that great day when the hellish clamor of conflict is silenced, when the armada of the air shall bring blessings instead of bombs, and the dawn of international sanity cast its welcome rays over a war-torn humanity.

Why Fear Human Opinion?

That there is too much loose thinking and talking in the world by persons about persons is generally recognized.