Men
are constantly picturing to themselves the dawning of a golden age, an age in which poverty will be unknown, where sickness and sin will have been overcome, and where harmony and peace will reign supreme.
In
repudiation of the admission that men are aroused to action merely by motives of self-interest, Mary Baker Eddy has written on page 308 of "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany," "Something higher, nobler, more imperative impels the impulse of Soul.
Who
has not had the experience of knowing intuitively that a certain course was right, but of having been prevented from following it by what is ordinarily termed judgment?
The
branches of The Mother Church in countries where men are mobilized for participation in the war now going on in Europe are doing what they can to supply Christian Science literature to enlisted men who are in training, as well as to those who are in active service, and who have an interest in Christian Science.