The
marvelous story of the raising of Lazarus as recorded in John's Gospel furnishes to the student of Christian Science much food for thought as to Jesus' purpose and method.
Men
have always agreed that to stand for anything has meant to remain fixed and steadfast in loyalty thereto; that whatever the opposition or resistance might be, to stand must imply an immovable maintenance of allegiance.
Who
that has professed any semblance of Christianity has not desired to understand and express the divine nature, has not resolved again and again to work with all earnestness to attain this goal of Christlikeness?
Mortals
have long believed the brain to be the seat of intelligence, as they have conceived the heart to be the engine upon the action of which life depends.
Christian Science
has become widely known throughout the world largely because of the healing of disease and sin which it has been instrumental in bringing about.
