Editorials

Editorial

Present Problems

Albert F. Gilmore

For many centuries, they of spiritual vision have been looking with yearning eyes for that blessed day when, through common recognition of God's omnipotence, strife should cease and swords could safely be beaten into ploughshares and pruninghooks, and nations could disarm without danger.
Editorial

Health

Ella W. Hoag

Were the average person asked to define health, he might find it difficult to comply, so indefinite seems to be the understanding of what health really means.
Editorial

The Supremacy of God

Duncan Sinclair

"By the word of the Lord were the heavens made; and all the host of them by the breath of his mouth.
Editorial

Love's Ministry

Albert F. Gilmore

No student of the New Testament can fail to become impressed with the depth of the understanding possessed and manifested by him who came to be known as the beloved disciple, as to the necessity under all circumstances of overcoming hate with Love, and of all men living continuously in love with one another.
Editorial

Resignation

John Sidney Braithwaite

The following letter is self-explanatory.
Editorial

Spiritual Awakening

Duncan Sinclair

MANKIND to a great extent are asleep in materiality, and to an equal degree are the victims of sin and disease.
Editorial

Church Building

Ella W. Hoag

EVERY true Christian Scientist is intensely interested in church building.
Editorial

Truth Orderly

Albert F. Gilmore

WHEN Pope declared that "order is heaven's first law," he stated a fundamental fact of the universe.
Editorial

Communication

Editor with contributions from The Christian Science Board of Directors

We would call attention to the subjoined letter setting forth the course adopted in behalf of The Christian Science Monitor by a representative Association of students in the West at its recent annual meeting.
Editorial

"His only textbooks"

Ella W. Hoag

In Article IV, Section 1, of our Church Manual, in speaking of the necessary qualifications for one to become a member of The Mother Church, we find the following: "The Bible, together with Science and Health and other works by Mrs.
Editorial

Overcoming Fear

Duncan Sinclair

With no phase of mortal belief is the Christian Scientist more familiar than that of fear.
Editorial

"Comfort ye my people"

Albert F. Gilmore

To the holy men of ancient time the voice of God came in certain and audible messages, conveying wise admonitions for the guidance of the obedient among His chosen people, and equally strong rebuke and condemnation for the transgressor of His commands.