Editorials

Trusting Truth

Probably a large proportion of those who are Christian Scientists previously held some belief in God which, however, proved unsatisfying and inadequate in a time of great need.

"Walk worthy of God"

"Walk worthy of God, who hath called you unto his kingdom and glory.

Good in Cause and Effect

Christian Science proclaims the consistency of God and His creation, of cause and effect, and from this basis refutes matter and evil in all their subjective and objective presumptions.
Every genuine student of Christian Science is grateful for the Christian Science textbooks.

Christmas Commemoration

The proper celebration of Christmas lifts our thought on pinions of gratitude because it is seen as commemorating a spiritual event of transcendent importance, the birth of Jesus.

"Them that believe"

Jesus said, "And these signs shall follow them that believe; In my name shall they cast out devils," and he included in these signs speaking with new tongues, protection from serpents and any supposedly deadly thing, and healing the sick.

The Master's Mission

The teachings and example of Christ Jesus have long served as an uplifting, inspiring, stabilizing, and harmonizing influence among men.

Celebrating Christmas

At Christmas time we naturally turn to the contemplation of peace, and lovingly in our thoughts we honor him who did more to further it than any other who has lived on earth—Christ Jesus.

"Wells of salvation"

As Jesus was resting beside Jacob's well he talked with a Samaritan woman and opened her eyes to a right sense of values.

Wisdom Indispensable

How often in the course of his work does the Christian Scientist see the need for wisdom! Constantly is he called upon to exercise it.

Coming Forth

We may assume that Jesus' ringing command to Lazarus, "Come forth," called him from the tomb of materiality into a fuller comprehension of deathless, spiritual life.

Love's Liberation

Many students of the Bible have been encouraged and inspired by the account of the experience of Paul and Silas in Philippi, where they made converts to Christianity by their healing and preaching.