Editorials

Christian Science Healing

Christian Science is teaching mankind the method of spiritual healing, and thus is establishing it in the world today.

Cause and Cure of Disease

A psychiatrist connected with a well-known medical school was recently quoted by a New York newspaper as having pointed to hate and fear as contributory causes of a certain type of respiratory disease frequently regarded by doctors of medicine as difficult to cure.

The Straight and Narrow Way

The straight and narrow way referred to in Scripture is the way of undeviating mental, moral, and spiritual rectitude, the divinely intelligent way in which there is no backsliding, no discouragement, no failure to stand for and achieve what is right.

Tolerant Firmness

"With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God gives us to see the right, let us finish the work we are in.

"The sustaining infinite"

"To those leaning on the sustaining infinite, to-day is big with blessings.

"And he will flee from you"

The Apostle James wrote: "Submit yourselves therefore to God.

"What cannot God do?"

When the children of Israel, after leaving the land of Egypt where they had been for many years in bondage, found themselves before the Red Sea and with the Egyptian army behind them ready to force them back to slavery, they became panic-stricken.

Controlling One's Thoughts

In his second epistle to the Corinthians, Paul wrote of the advisability of "bringing into captivity every thought to the obedience of Christ.

The Open Door

To everyone today this assurance of inspiration and succor recorded by Isaiah is practically available: "I the Lord.

True Preservation

When David cried, "O Lord, thou preservest man and beast," he may have thought of preservation as meaning protection or defense.

Loyalty

In her autobiography Mary Baker Eddy gives a wonderful definition of loyalty—loyalty, that is, on the part of students of Christian Science.

Infinite Progression

When beginning the study of Christian Science, one may still be imbued with the man-made creed which requires an individual to think of himself as a miserable sinner, struggling to rise from a low altitude with a view to reaching heaven after death.