Editorials

The Uplifted Standard

In the sixty-second chapter of Isaiah we find this command: "Lift up a standard for the people," and following this proclamation we read, "Behold, thy salvation cometh.

A Spiritual Movement

Christian Science exactly meets the need of the world to-day, and nothing else can.

Clouds Dispelled

In recent times religious people have to a large extent turned away from the literal interpretation of the Scriptures, especially where prophecy is concerned.

Slackness Analyzed

God's children are minutemen, armed with righteous armor, using no excuses to disobey God.

Truth Versus Human Opinion

Whenever a man in any age comes into agreement with Truth the result is peace of mind.

Real Ability

Capacity is enlarged, talent developed, and capability increased by drawing upon God as the source of supply.
The student of Christian Science does not need to be told that divine protection is the most wonderful fact upon which we can lay hold in our study of the Scriptures.

Working in the Church

There was an educator who discovered a beautiful ideal for the instruction and development of young children, and he phrased a motto for parents in the words: "Come, let us with our children live.

A Confession of Faith

We sometimes hear it said that the healing work of Christ Jesus was accomplished without a moment's delay, as when light is brought into a dark room and the darkness vanishes.

Tranquillity

After Nebuchadnezzar had related his dream to Daniel and the latter had interpreted it, he added the following words of warning: "Wherefore, O king, let my counsel be acceptable unto thee, and break off thy sins by righteousness, and thine iniquities by shewing mercy to the poor; if it may be a lengthening of thy tranquillity.

Value of Righteous Thinkers

There is something dramatic in Abraham's endeavor to discover how far the saving influence of the righteous would be effective.
The Christian Science Board of Directors on behalf of The Mother Church wishes to acknowledge gratefully the receipt of original autograph letters written by Mrs.