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God , the source of all being,—the atmosphere, so to speak, in which all living move and have being,—is Radiation, continual action. Man, as His idea, possessing His qualities, also radiates His thought, comprising all that is Good, harmonious, and perfect.

When Charles Sumner was assaulted in the Senate, the businessmen of New York held an indignation meeting. Like the Love-joy meeting in Faneuil Hall, Boston, it was in the hands of the conservative leaders.

There are two services in life, and unto one or the other do we all devote ourselves. Perhaps a large number of young people go on without stopping at all to think whether their governing motive is to please God or to please themselves; to do the thing that is right, because it is right, or the thing that is pleasant, because it is pleasant.

I once visited a pleasant countryhouse, the owner of which had a powerful and sagacious dog, called Major. This dog was highly prized by his master and by the people of the neighborhood.

I can of mine own self do nothing. —John v.

Take my Yoke upon you. — Matthew, xi.

Thoughts suggested in answer to an inquiry by one who is seeking to learn the application of Truth, whereby sickness as well as sin may be overcome. It is a principle in Science, that to reach a correct result our premise must be correctly stated, which is as follows, viz: Man is living under a belief of sin; and, as a legitimate result of sin, he has a belief of sickness also; the remedy for both of which is Christ—Truth—understanding received and scientifically applied.

How little do we realize the grand Truth contained in this one grand word At-one-ment—at one with God,—at one with Him, the omnipotent, omniscient, all-glorious Creator. Jesus, the Divine Master, came breaking down and casting out all error, that we might know and understand our relationship with God.

The arguments for and against woman suffrage have all been discussed so often that it will hardly be possible to offer anything which will be new to the readers of the Christian Science Journal. But until the truth militant becomes the truth triumphant, it has to be restated again and again, however weary both friends and foes may grow of the repetition.

Paul was a philosopher of his time, and a man much noted for his learning; but when called by the voice of the lowly Jesus, whose doctrines and followers he had, up to this time, treated with ridicule and cruelty, he did not stop to bring his knowledge of science and philosophy to bear upon the simple words of Truth, when presented to him, before accepting them. Turning to the voice, he replied: "Lord, I am ready! What wouldst thou have me do?" What a lesson might be drawn, by the learned but misguided philosophers of the present day, from this wonderful demonstration of Truth, in the case of Paul.