Editorials

Christianity has a message of supreme importance for mankind. It is the message of Life.

Christ Jesus' resurrection after his crucifixion and three days' entombment was a unique event in mankind's awakening from the dream of substance, man, and life in matter. We in the twentieth century are continuing beneficiaries of his victory.

Something significant lies behind the office of priest. It is something that is rooted in a love of one God, good.

Can we enjoy concrete certainty that worthwhile things we try to do are supported in some way? That we're not alone in our efforts? Surely. The answer is found in spiritualizing our sense of existence.

Compare two well-heated buildings—two churches, if you will. People may love to go into one and be reluctant to enter the other.

Individual healing should be one of the natural and inevitable outcomes of a Christian Science church service. People go to church for many reasons.

Humans change. God, endlessly unfolding Life, does not change.

What has authority over you? An increased understanding of true jurisdiction will alleviate many problems. The lack of understanding true jurisdiction invites many problems.

For most of us January first is a date we observe annually as a new beginning, a symbol of fresh hope, a season when we traditionally take stock of the past and make plans for a better future. As Mrs.

To consider the destiny of Christian Science is not to think only of the future of a denomination planted in New England in the nineteenth century. The heart of the matter is the destiny of the spiritual truth of God and man that's the foundation of the Church of Christ, Scientist.