Articles

He who identifies himself with that phase of healing called Mind-cure, let it be remembered, is taking an attitude before the public of one who says, "I can kill, as well as cure. " If he does this he commences with little evils, and goes on until he breaks all the commandments.

Rev. Joseph Cook is receiving a hearty belaboring for what is called, by the Eastern press, an "ill-humored and ill-timed onslaught " on the Andover profesors, at the late missionary meeting in Boston.

John Fiske's last book bears this title, and was his essay at the Concord School of Philosophy. The purpose of the present review is not to praise the volume's typography,—for all Houghton, Mifflin & Go's, books are good specimens of "the art preservative,"—nor yet to compliment the crystalline quality of its thought, for of this the author's name is a guaranty; but to show the connection of this book with Christian Science, as believed and set forth by Mrs.

The Boston Traveller had a good word to say of our Journal:— The December number of the Christian Science Journal is published. This magazine aims to give what it considers the most advanced thought of the day upon religious and scientific subjects; as it belongs to no sect, it believes itself in a position to draw the best from all denominations, its end and aim being "to draw man nearer to God, nearer to health and holiness.

Although my Christmas Thanks had gone into type, I return to make another heart-felt bow, for the following additional gifts:— From Bradford Sherman, C. S.

Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you. —Matt.

And God made the beast of the earth after his kind, and cattle after their kind, and everything that creepeth upon the earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good. Gen.

As the cause of Christian Science is extending rapidly all over our country, and the Christian Scientists' Association, of Boston, is exclusively a society of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College, I deem it advisable that an organization be formed on a broader basis, by which all Christian Scientists and their students may come together; and I would recommend that steps be taken by my students, throughout the United States, to organize a National Christian Scientists' Association.

The entrance of Thy words giveth light; It giveth understanding unto the simple. Psalm cxix.

The experience of to-day differs not essentially from that of past ages, in point of Truth's betrayals. If this grave charge attaches to parties who may have received, from our most worthy teacher, special fitness for the sacred trusts committed to their care, I do solemnly urge upon them to beware of misusing these unprecedented favors, lest by so doing they sharpen the weapons of their own destruction.