Editorials

Demonstrating Love

Ella W. Hoag

All Christian Scientists accept John's definition of God as "love.

Progress in the Understanding of Christian Science

Duncan Sinclair

Many a time one has heard the question, "I wonder why I am not making better progress in the understanding of Christian Science?

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Divine Dominion

Albert F. Gilmore

The religion founded by the followers of Christ Jesus to perpetuate the Master's words and works is based upon the fundamental fact of God's omnipotence and omnipresence.

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What a revelation is that which Christian Science gives as to the nature of the real man! Not that this revelation is new, for it occurs in the first chapter of Genesis; but because Christian Science states it in all its fullness, clearness, and simplicity.

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Perseverance

Ella W. Hoag

So runs the little nursery rhyme, which many an adult remembers as setting forth one of the most far—reaching and potent of the lessons of his childhood.

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True Service

Albert F. Gilmore

The desire to serve humanity, which is daily becoming more prevalent, is a commendable sign of the times.

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The Christian Science Pleasant View Home

The Christian Science Board of Directors

Several hundred thousand dollars more than is now in the treasury will be required to complete and equip the building of The Christian Science Pleasant View Home, now in course of erection where once stood the home of our revered Leader in Concord, New Hampshire.

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True Contentment and True Discontent

Ella W. Hoag

All the world is trying to decide what true contentment is and when discontent is a virtue.

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"Hold fast that which is good"

Duncan Sinclair

Steadfastness was characteristic of Paul.

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Right Conversation

Albert F. Gilmore

Christ Jesus especially emphasized the importance of refraining from idle thoughts and words.

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Health

Duncan Sinclair

In the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures".

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"Faith, hope, charity"

Ella W. Hoag

When Paul declared, in words which have become familiar to all the Christian world, "And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity," he certainly did not intend that faith and hope were thenceforth to be lost sight of.