Editorials

"No real disease"

A marginal heading to a paragraph on page 393 of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, reads, "No real disease"—an assertion which, while it may have aroused the skepticism of some of those ignorant of the truth on which it is based, has called forth the gratitude of thousands.

Proper Procedure

Even by many who are known as non-Christians, the teachings of Christ Jesus are acknowledged as idealistic, if not inspired.

Idealism

In her Message to The Mother Church for 1902.
Skillful handling of a sailboat results in making progress against adverse winds; in fact, the proper set of the sails and the right use of the rudder by a skipper enable him to employ seemingly adverse winds to his advantage.

What of Our Politics?

Politics —the science and art of government—may be said to play a part in the life of every member of a civilized state.

Place

Job asked, "Where is the place of understanding?

Overcoming Idolatry

It is possible to hold a very narrow concept of idolatry, as when one limits one's view of it to the worship of idols made of some material substance.
Hon.

Worship and Dedication

Mrs.
In the measure in which it is now available, it has taken long centuries for spiritual truth to reach human consciousness; for the revelation of the truth about God and man, God's image, to reach humanity.

The Way of Peace

On page 279 of "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany" Mrs.

Where Are We Spiritually?

The nature and power of spirituality are plainly stated by Mrs.