Editorials

SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATION

One of the distinguishing signs of the study of Christian Science is an eager desire upon the part of those who read its literature for the spiritual interpretation of the Scriptures.

THE NEW PUBLISHING HOUSE

We are glad to give prominence to the following letter, which discloses the attitude of one who appreciates the needs of our Cause, and the work that is being done by The Christian Science Publishing Society:—
A Complete Concordance to "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," revised from the latest edition of Science and Health, is now on the press and will be ready for delivery in a few days.

PROGRESSIVENESS

One of the distinguishing characteristics of true Christianity has ever been the progressiveness which it not only awakens but maintains.

GOD'S LAW NOT VIOLATED

On page 104 of Science and Health Mrs.

THE HEALING OF CHILDREN

By a strange perversity of the human mind, the tender invitation of Christ Jesus, — "Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven," — has generally been taken to mean that the children must die in order to go to Christ and the kingdom of heaven.

THE APPEARING OF MAN

Israel's Messianic hope was the greatest, the richest, the most inspiring anticipation of human history.

OUR LEADER'S REQUEST

Our Leader has requested us to say that no letters of inquiry are to be addressed to her touching upon questions that should properly come before the Clerk or other officers of The Mother Church, The Christian Science Publishing Society, or the publisher of her books.

PRAYER AND LAW

We frequently hear it said that prayer can never change God's laws, which are unalterable.

COMFORTED OF GOD

It was the midnight hour, and to a sense of wakeful weariness there was added the deeper trouble of lone-wrestling with a most perplexing problem, through which human sense had brought about a rehearsal of Job's experience when he said, "I am full of tossings to and from unto the dawning of the day.

INTOLERANCE REBUKED

An editorial in The Ladies' Home Journal for March discloses the existence of a prejudice which is not creditable to such generally intelligent people as are the millions of readers of this great magazine, and we are not surprised that the editor, in his own "personal page," has felt called upon to rebuke the narrowness and bigotry of his self-appointed critics.

A PHYSICIAN CURED OF LEPROSY

At a public hearing held March 3 before the Committee on Public Health of the Massachusetts Legislature, the petitioner for certain proposed restrictive legislation called attention to a statement made by Mr.