Editorials

CHANNELS OF GOOD

The one fact which stands out beyond all others in the ministry of Christ Jesus is his selflessness.

OBEDIENCE TO LAW

It is generally conceded that the Mosaic Decalogue contains the vital elements of moral law, and that its provisions underlie all civil and criminal codes.

THE LEADING OF LIGHT

He was looking into the heart of a March sunset whose radiant glories were latticed by a group of leafless trees after a fashion that would have delighted the eye of an artist.

"LET YOUR LIGHT SO SHINE."

One dominant phase of Christian Science which greatly impresses the inquirer who comes to its study with an open mind, is its insistent demand upon its followers for righteous living; or, to put the same idea into different words, its demand for applied righteousness in the lives of its followers.
On March 31, 1910, Reverend Mary Baker Eddy wrote her publisher as follows:—

THE SIMPLICITY OF SCIENCE

One not infrequently meets with those who say that they would really like to understand Christian Science, but have found it quite beyond them, and who thus explain their indifference to it, though they acknowledge their need of help.

AWAKENING

In both the Old and the New Testament we find many calls to awake to the truth of being, a beautiful passage in Isaiah bidding those "that dwell in dust" to "awake and sing.

"UNCONTAMINATED AND UNFETTERED"

There are doubtless many of our readers who will recall that previous to 1895 the services in Christian Science churches included sermons composed and preached by the pastors of these churches.

WHEN?

Toward the close of Matthew's gospel we find many trenchant utterances by Christ Jesus which point to the passing of materiality with all its miseries, and the establishment in human consciousness of God's eternal kingdom.

WHO SHALL BE FIRST?

Much is being said today, in all the field of liberal thought, respecting the awakening to and assertion of selfhood.

"THAT GIVETH THE INCREASE"

In the Preface of Science and Health.

LOST OR FOUND

The nature and potentialities of Soul are a matter of vital interest to students of Christian Science, as well may be the case when we recall the words of Christ Jesus, "What shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?