Editorials

Moral Restraint

Paul's unqualified declaration, "The carnal mind is enmity against God: for it is not subject to law of God, neither indeed can be," leaves us in no doubt as to the utter disagreement between the so-called carnal or mortal mind, its demands and desires, and the divine Mind, which is God.

Servant and Service

The term "servant" has been so frequently misunderstood and misused that it has fallen more or less into disrepute; while it must always imply service, if service itself be properly understood, servant then comes into its rightful place of honor with all sense of meniality removed.
With a persistence that will not be stayed, that cannot be stayed, Christian Science is calling upon mankind to awaken to the facts of existence.

God's Gifts

Mortals commonly give little heed to the source of their manifold blessings; least of all do they attribute them to God.

Immortal Man

Christian Scientists are assured of the immortality of man: Christian Science has convinced them of it.

The Infinite Giver

It is a familiar saying to the Christian Scientist that man always exists at the point of receptivity — of receptivity to infinite good.

Our Fiftieth Anniversary

July Fourth marked the anniversary of two great events, both of untold importance to mankind: one, the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the Declaration of Independence by the American Colonies, an event which gave to the cause of democracy a tremendous impetus; the other, the fiftieth anniversary of the organization of the Christian Science denomination, having for its sacred purpose the setting free of all mankind from the mental salvery which from the beginning had characterized the experience of mortals.
There is probably no place in all the activities of the Christian Science movement where there is a greater call for self-abnegation than in the business meetings of its branch churches.

Gratitude and Healing

There are many who seem to go through life with hardly a trace of gratitude in their hearts.

Rights—Human and Divine

The history of the human race deals largely with mankind's struggle to establish and retain something of the rights with which, it is held, God has endowed man.
Christian Science explains away whatever mystery may have surrounded the term "angels.

Motive and Activity

All men desire to express activity.