Editorials

ONE MASTER

Christian Scientists are asked a great many questions by people who, without knowing it, are trying to reconcile material belief with spiritual reality.

SELF-DISCOVERY

Nothing could be more dramatic, more appealing to the imagination, than the circumstances of that early morning hour when the land-birds first fluttered about his little caravels, and peering through the enveloping haze the brave Genoese caught his first glimpse of a new world.

THE MONITOR AS A NEWSPAPER

If we may judge by some of the inquiries received at this office, a number of our friends do not fully understand the scope of the daily newspaper soon to be issued by The Christian Science Publishing Society.

TEMPERANCE

In reading St.

"WHY WILL YE DIE?"

The Bible offers no instance of loving and prophetic appeal which is more argumentative and more telling than that recorded in the 18th chapter of Ezekiel, and summarized in the words: "Cast away from you all your transgressions,.

A MISTAKE CORRECTED

An important part of the work done by the Committee on Publications is disclosed in the following letter, which appeared in the Columbus.

POLITICS

Mrs.

SOWING AND REAPING

The possibilities of good attaching to the present number and variety of means for the dissemination of thought can be exceeded only by their possibilities of ill.

THE ONWARD MARCH

Christian Scientists often think of their experiences as a repetition of those of the Israelites, in that they, too, have escaped from bondage,—the bondage of material belief, which is no less oppressive than that of Egypt.
Carroll, Ia.

THE PLEA FOR JUSTICE

As one looks out upon earth's millions to-day, he finds nothing in the whole list of wrongs that makes stronger appeal to his sympathy and sense of right than the condition of those who, through no fault of their own, are brought into subjection to ceaseless pain and misery, the vast army of those who are branded, and perchance at their birth, with that blighting word "incurable," and committed by medial authority to the prison-house of disease and despair, surely nothing could be more moving than these pictures of an unjust fate.

IMMORTALITY

Job's mournful question, "If a man die, shall he live again?