Editorials

Why Disease of All Kinds Is Curable

Alfred Pittman

Hopelessness in regard to disease arises commonly from the supposition that disease is a condition of matter.

Understanding

Evelyn F. Heywood

If they would live and go in and possess the land, Moses told the Israelites, then they must obey the commandments which he had given them.

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Mary Baker Eddy says on page 3 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," "Gratitude is much more than a verbal expression of thanks;" and she continues, "Action expresses more gratitude than speech.

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Liberation through Right Thoughts

Alfred Pittman

A man widely known for his work in industrial research pointed out recently that in the development of better products, the primary necessity commonly is to enlarge one's thought as to what is possible.

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The Standard in Christian Science

George Shaw Cook

Loyal Christian Scientists regard Mary Baker Eddy as the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science.

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"It is impossible that man should lose"

Alfred Pittman

Christian Science makes it clear that one can be afflicted only by crediting some falsity—something unlike spiritual truth.

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Progress

Evelyn F. Heywood

In those intimate revelations of himself and his relation to the Father which Jesus shared with his disciples, he made it clear that there were steps in spiritual progress which he was about to make that would bring blessings to his followers as well as to himself.

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Intuition

Evelyn F. Heywood

The tendency of the human mind to submit to influences, conscious or unconscious, to form judgments and to make decisions, in subservience to materiality, is recorded in its history.

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Waiting

George Shaw Cook

ONE of the most persistent beliefs of mortal mind is that of having to wait for something desirable rather than of being at once in the enjoyment of it.

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The Inescapable Law of Love

Alfred Pittman

Christian Science reveals a simple fact which is plainly destined, when generally understood, to end human strife.

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Impermanence of Material Things

George Shaw Cook

The mistake is frequently made of attaching too much importance to objects of art and architecture, as well as to other things which outwardly express that which is good and worthy in human thought.

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Greatness

Evelyn F. Heywood

Endowed with such gifts of leadership as David posessed, placed in a position where his will to display them and his power to enforce them were practically supreme, the king of Israel yet retained that which preserved him from the fate of the tyrant and dictator.