Editorials

The Danger of Exaggeration

How the fears of the people are played upon, and almost a panic created, is well illustrated in the newspaper reports and press despatches which for some weeks past have given prominence to the alleged epidemic of poliomyelitis, or infantile paralysis, which is said to be prevailing at the present time in New York City and its suburbs.

Gratitude and Gladness

WE are often reminded that the right of all men to "the pursuit of happiness" is claimed in the American Declaration of Independence.

Catching the Thief Procrastination

WITHIN the word "procrastination" hides another, which pretends to be insignificant because it is so small, but actually is a thief that needs to be caught, for the good of men and nations.

"Our Father"

A WRITER in The Christian Commonwealth recently said: "The Lord's Prayer is a social prayer.

No Real Resistance to Truth

What is this apparently instinctive resistance to truth so often exhibited by human beings?

Reflection

A very significant statement by Mrs.

The "whole gospel"

That Christian healing is an essential part of Christian ministry is certainly, even if slowly, being recognized in the churches.
At the present time all Christians have need to study and ponder the words of Christ Jesus, as found in the first two gospels, respecting what Mrs.

The Word

John tells us that "the Word was with God, and the Word was God," thus declaring that the Word is of the same quality as God.

The Word "Neutrality"

Doubtless many a student of Christian Science has asked himself what particular application the word "neutrality" can have in the teaching and practice of his beloved Science.

Facts and Fancies

From the Christian Science standpoint facts are eternal realities, which survive the storm and stress of mortal experience and which are untouched by any and all misconceptions of their nature and possibilities.

A Sacred Ministry

In the thirteenth chapter of St.