If
the student of Christian Science desires a definition of progress, he will find an extraordinarily comprehensive one on page 181 of "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany," in a message which Mrs.
The
Christian Scientist is successful in the application of divine Principle to the problems of life precisely in proportion to his understanding of the all-power of God and his allegiance to his conviction.
How
admirable is the quality of steadfastness! Even the most thoughtless will unite in commending that which never swerves from the right, but which clings to good in spite of every attempt to unsettle it.
When
Christ Jesus enjoined upon his disciples the necessity of keeping clean the inside of the platter and of the cup as well as the outside, he taught a valuable lesson by the skillful use of parable.
