Often
quoted is the verse from the epistle to the Hebrews which reads: "Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
The
practice of Christian Science includes the denial of any reality in sin, disease, mortality, and death through understanding the true idea of God as infinite, perfect Mind, and man as His sinless, healthy, harmonious expression.
Before
perusing this editorial, the reader will doubtless have studied the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, January 9, 1944, the subject of which is "Sacrament.
A correspondent
tells of an increase in the local Christian Science Sunday School attendance so large that it has been difficult to secure the additional chairs needed.
The
Christian Scientist learns to approach and to celebrate Christmas not as the anniversary of a mortal event, thought of with awe and wonder; not as a time for mere present-giving and festivity.
