Editorials

Wisdom and Love

"Wisdom ," so the proverb reads, "is the principal thing," and this statement would seem to be confirmed by the experience of those who have undertaken to live and to demonstrate Christian Science.

"Unprecarious joy"

Christ Jesus told his disciples how joy was to be obtained and how preserved.

Man's Unity with God

In the ordinary human view, an individual may seem to be more or less isolated, shut off from the persons or things or the intelligence he needs, and therefore to be unequal to the tasks before him.
In the Sermon on the Mount, as set forth by Luke, Jesus climaxed his teaching in one short sentence: "Give, and it shall be given unto you.
It has been said that it is well to be in the world, but not of it.
Christian Scientists understand that their healing work is always that of true recognition—recognition of spiritual facts.

Making Use of Talents

The parable of the talents, which is recorded in the Gospel of Matthew.

Buying and Selling

For those who have something to buy or sell, Christian Science affords the same adequate help that it offers to those faced with any other need.

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.