"A mortal
who is sinning, sick, and dying, is not immortal man; and never was, and never can be, God's image and likeness, the true ideal of immortal man's divine Principle," writes Mrs.
We
read in "Miscellaneous Writings" that on an Easter Sunday, when the Reverend Mary Baker Eddy was pastor of her church, she presented the Reverend D.
An
encouraging sign of the times is the increasingly widespread recognition of the fact that human warfare cannot end war any more than hate can mollify malice, than fear can antitode apprehension of evil, than shadows can dispel darkness.
The
Field will be interested to know that the completion of the interior of the new Publishing House is proceeding satisfactorily and as rapidly as is consistent with acceptable workmanship and desirable results.
The
ordinary thought of sacrifice, involving as it does the surrender or destruction of something desirable, is not particularly joyous and attractive to men.
Among
the many troublesome and tantalizing tendencies of the carnal mind, all of which are exposed and expelled by Christian Science, is that of worrying.