Editorials

Achievement

Christ Jesus set no bounds to, admitted no modifications for achievement.

Inclusiveness

To the human mind, inclusiveness implies limitation.

Sacrifice

When Abraham was ready to obey what he conceived to be the will of God, namely, to sacrifice his only son upon the altar, a way was provided for him to avoid this necessity.
An hour or two after a normal breakfast one morning, a student of Christian Science again felt hungry.
In the daily experience of mortals there are found in evidence various kinds of pressure.

Camp Welfare Fund

Inasmuch as the men who are in training at the military and naval camps in the United States have a great need for spiritual guidance, comfort, protection, and support, steps were taken some months ago to help meet this need through Christian Science Camp Welfare Workers.

Science and Art

In speaking of God as infinite Mind, Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".

The "one way to heaven"

The operations of so-called mortal mind—the mind of mortals—are laid bare in Christian Science, as by no other system; and the disclosure is of immense value to the advancing student of this Science.

Discovery

"One truth discovered is immortal, and entitles its author to be so," wrote Hazlitt in "The Spirit of the Age.

Harvest Time

It is evident from the context that when Jesus said to his disciples, "Say not ye, There are yet four months, and then cometh harvest?

Eliminating Fatigue

Students of Christian Science generally find as they progress in understanding that they are no longer as subject to weariness as they once were.
That persecution of Christians was anticipated by the master Christian, Christ Jesus, is evidenced by what he said in his Sermon on the Mount.