Editorials

The regular meeting of the Massachusetts Metaphysical College Association took place on February first, 1893, in Steinert Hall, 62 Boylston Street Boston. The attendance was large, and the interest manifested was great.

It is a sad commentary on human wisdom that only a comparatively short time ago, — as time goes, — four persons were hanged on a large elm tree on Boston Common, for the "offence" or "crime" of being Quakers. Others were banished upon pain of death.

Manuscript sent to the Journal without signature and address is not accepted. In preparing manuscript for publication, if contributors will invariably write with ink; and on one side of the paper only , it will be greatly appreciated.

THERE is but one Truth. There is also but one counterfeit of Truth.

IN an editorial of a Southern denominational newspaper recently written, entitled "Christian Science. Is it moral?" we find the following:— "In commenting on the third article in the creed of Christian Science that 'There is no law but love,' Dr.

We desire to thank our friends for their many words of encouragement. Also for their generous response to the call for contributions.

We are about to step out of the old year into the new. Let us do so with the firm resolve to receive more and more fully into our consciousness the Truth of which the babe born in the manger nineteen hundred years ago, was the fleshly exponent.

Shortly previous to the issuance of the September Journal, it was determined to enlarge its space by the addition of eight pages. This was done not only that there might be more room for the rapidly increasing field to speak through its columns, but that there might be more advertising space as occasion demanded.

We are aware of no other periodical, or publication, which is conducted on the plan of the Journal. It is essentially cooperative.

The long looked for Christian Science Hymnal has at last appeared. It will be welcomed heartily by the field.