Editorials

Enlarging Our Treasures

In many a heart there lies hidden an unuttered yearning for better things.

True Nationalism

Throughout human history men have associated themselves in tribes, clans, and nations because of common interests and aims or for the purpose of mutual protection against potential enemies.

Spiritual Evidence

The Christian Scientist never ceases to be grateful that Christian Science enables him to distinguish between spiritual truth and material belief, between the real and the unreal.

Knowing and Being

True knowing reflects eternal being, since as it is stated by Mrs.

Spiritual Conviction

When Paul wrote, "Stand fast therefore in the liberty wherewith Christ hath made us free, and be not entangled again with the yoke of bondage," he was appealing to the Galatians on the basis of faithfulness to their spiritual convictions.

One Perfect Purpose

God's purpose is beneficent, irrepealable, and its glad recognition and appropriation rule out the belief in evil and bring health and harmony into human experience.

Annulling Atheistic Attacks

From the time of its founding Christianity has met with disdain and denial, opprobrium and opposition, on the part of materially minded men.

Jesus Abolished Death

The world should rejoice that the glad message of Christ Jesus, "I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly," is being repeated, explained, and made practical by Christian Science.
Christian Scientists rejoice in knowing God as Principle because the word conveys to them the sense of His absolute unchangeableness and permanence, besides giving them an understanding of Him as the cause of all that really exists.

Good Reports

With what relief the sufferer who turns to Christian Science learns for the first time that true thinking can emancipate him from the slavery of disease and disability.

Silencing Evil Suggestions

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Dissolving Doubts

According to material sense testimony mankind's enjoyment of good—health, harmony, and happiness—seems insecure; whereas evil experiences, such as sickness and sin, discord and disappointment, appear so prevalent that men are prone to be uncertain, doubtful, and fearful in regard to their status and welfare.