Editorials

Mastery of One's Self

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Possible and Impossible

When suffering from certain diseases or conditions labeled incurable by material systems, many have accepted the verdict that, for them, recovery is an impossibility.

Law

Law is a word having such different meanings that a different word for each of them would be convenient as well as conducive to comprehension and clear expression.

Keeping Faith with God

The Revelator writes, "Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.

"Be strong"!

In his epistles Paul on several occasions appealed to those to whom he wrote to be strong.

Essential Differences

It is a common misapprehension among people who are more acquainted with psychology than with Christian Science that Christian Science healing is effected by means of suggestion.

Choosing the Real

Christian Science teaches the truth about reality, and thereby enables its students to distinguish between the real and the unreal.

Assimilation

In "Retrospection and Introspection" our Leader writes.

Amos

Commonly reckoned among the minor Hebrew prophets, and having an obscure position in the arrangement of the Old Testament, Amos ought to be counted among the persons who have initiated forward steps of large importance in the spiritual progress of mankind.

Thanksgiving

When gratitude is transferred from the merely human to the mental, moral, spiritual realm, we are awed by the infinitude of man's divine resources.

Expectancy of Good

Would it not be wonderful if everybody always anticipated good, always expected good, always felt certain that good alone was in store for him or her?

How to Find God

A CONGREGATIONAL minister in New York City is collecting material for and has arranged for publishing a book which will contain fifty answers to the question "How to Find God.