Editorials

OUR WORD OF TESTIMONY

In the tenth and eleventh verses of the twelfth chapter of Revelation, St.

PLACING THE RESPONSIBILITY

Several weeks ago we called attention to a letter from a physician in which, although these are not the exact words in which he expressed his thought, he boasted somewhat of the fact that a certain other physician had been elected to the Legislature of his state solely because he was a physicians and would use his position as a legislator to further the interests of his colleagues in their efforts to prevent the people from employing any method of healing other than that which they dealt in.

CHRISTIAN UNITY

Every student of historic Christianity must come to see the very great difference between the individualism of Christ Jesus and the individualism of the Protestant movement inaugurated by Huss and Savonarola and put into organic form by Luther and his associates.

THE FATHER'S VOICE

Recent events recall vividly the Scriptural account of Elijah's struggle with the entrenched beliefs of an idolatrous people, and his further struggle with the so-called destructive forces of nature, when he sought refuge from the wrath of Jezebel in a cave on mount Horeb.

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER

An editorial writer in the Chicago Inter Ocean, in commenting upon the efforts of organized physicians to secure legislation which will bar from the work of healing the sick all systems other than the one which they practise, says: "There is one fact that the advocates of statutory compulsion to what they regard as the only medical orthodoxy, would do well to remember.

CHRIST JESUS GLORIFIED

In St.

A QUESTION OF LAW

To no teaching did Christ Jesus give greater prominence, both in his words and works, than to this, that he who understands spiritual law can overcome and annual thereby the claims of so-called material law.

MEMBERSHIP IN THE MOTHER CHURCH

On pages 108 and 507 of Vol.

JESUS' UNDIVIDED GARMENT

We can be Christianly scientific or sane only when we honestly seek to meet every known requirement of the divine order.

STEPS TOWARD PERFECTION

The tenth chapter of Hebrews presents in a wonderful way the steps taken by mankind in their seemingly slow progress from sense to Soul.

TEACHER AND STUDENT

To the student of Christian Science who is desirous of gaining a thorough understanding of its fundamental truths, the question of class teaching sooner or later presents itself, and it may be helpful to those whose interest in Christian Science is a comparatively recent one, to know that such teaching had Mrs.

REMEMBRANCE

In the gospels we find many statements by Christ Jesus which show that he greatly desired his teachings to be remembered.