Editorials

Righteous Rebuke of Error

MANY students of Christian Science had read and loved the Bible and had honestly endeavored to accept, understand, and obey its precepts even before they learned of Mrs.

Forsaking Our Nets

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The Gospel of Great Joy

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE is indeed the gospel of great joy, for it reaffirms and explains scientifically the spiritual truths taught by Christ Jesus, and substantiates its joyous message by means of the healing works which the Master said should characterize those who believe on him.

Self-Completeness

How often are men and women tempted to feel lonely; to think of themselves as neglected and forsaken; to believe in incompleteness! And when they feel, think, or believe in this way, then comes despondency; and with it joylessness and ingratitude.

Volition

At every turn one is confronted with the question of volition, and Christian Science has done humanity an inestimable service in explaining the nature and source of true volition.

Perfect Divine Government

Christian Science reveals to the student the perfect nature of God and the perfect nature of His spiritual creation, and shows him that this, the only real creation, is sustained and governed by His unchangeable and perfect law.

"Heal the sick"

WHEN Christ Jesus was assured that his disciples had received sufficient spiritual instruction and inspiration to warrant it, he sent them forth to spread the gospel of present salvation.

Scientific Forgiveness

FORGIVENESS is usually thought of as bestowed by one person on another.
To the materially-minded, the brief public experience of Christ Jesus, including his words and works, presents a puzzling paradox.
It may fairly be said that the human race is engaged in a titanic struggle for the mastery over what is termed evil.

The Better Way

OUR aim as Christian Scientists is instantaneous and permanent demonstration of the power of Truth over every phase of error.

Humility and Gratitude

IN the fifth chapter of the first epistle of Peter are the words, "God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble.