"There
are no greater miracles known to earth than perfection and an unbroken friendship," writes Mary Baker Eddy on page 80 of "Retrospection and Introspection.
THE
reasoned eloquence of Job's three friends, their weight of human knowledge impressively delivered and the deductions drawn therefrom, did not impress the listening Elihu.
THE
mistake is sometimes made by students of Christian Science of regarding some particular phase of aggressive mental suggestion as the whole of evil; whereas the specific phase which is under consideration is only a part of the whole.
The
brotherhood of man—how far off the realization of it sometimes seems to be as one contemplates today the struggling, striving world of mortals! As never before in human history do we find in certain quarters racial traits accentuated, national characteristics stressed, all striking at the ideal of the brotherhood of man.
