Editorials

Freedom

Mankind, recognizing freedom, mental and physical, as its goal, has sought it in countless ways.

Perfect Poise

AT the present, as well as at other times of turmoil, it is desirable that Christian Scientists should maintain their poise.
MEN are alert to make use of what they call opportunities.

That Which Must Be Learned

In speaking of Jesus and the fierce ordeals which assailed him, Mary Baker Eddy has written, "Yet he swerved not, well knowing that to obey the divine order and trust God, saves retracing and traversing anew the path from sin to holiness".

Things of Importance

In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said many things of vital importance to his fellow men.

Equanimity

The word of command, "Peace, be still," to every form of error, individual and collective, national and international, can be uttered with soverignty by him alone who has established the quietness of spiritual strength within his own consciousness.

The False Basis of Strife

Strife between individuals and between nations is often due to fallacious reasoning from wrong premises.

Fruition

Persons engaged in productive activities, especially those having to do with cultivating the soil, seem frequently to encounter obstacles of various kinds before their endeavors result in fruition.

"We know what we worship"

It was on the occasion of his meeting with the woman at the well in Sychar of Samaria that Jesus said.

That Which Determines

As men come to comprehend the Science of knowing, it is learned that only those thoughts and actions which wait obediently on Mind, allowing spiritual law to govern them, need neither to be retraced nor reversed.

Steadfastness

Steadfastness along any line of endeavor is possible only when one is convinced of the worthiness of the enterprise upon which he is engaged.

What Is Health?

A group of physicians, including some of the most prominent members of the medical profession in Great Britain, sent to a conference recently held in the United States a message which included a statement to the effect that fear, self-indulgence, jealousy, and resentment are causes of disease.