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To be satisfied, dissatisfied, or unsatisfied depends upon the thoughts that we entertain, whether they are material or spiritual, human or divine. We may be unsatisfied because our material personal yearnings remain unsatisfied.

A branch Church of Christ, Scientist, does not exist alone; it is not merely a church, large or small, in a certain locality made up of a group of people who are students of Christian Science. A branch of a tree grows out from the trunk and cannot exist in any other way.

Harmony is a quality of God, Soul, which man possesses by reflection and which everyone can see objectified in his experience through the study and application of Christian Science. How can one demonstrate harmony? One must put himself under the government of Soul and express the qualities of Soul in his daily life.

What a glorious opportunity awaits the Christian Scientist! With Mrs. Eddy's writings, which set forth the healing method of Christ Jesus in an understandable way; with the periodicals; with the opportunity for class instruction and participation in annual association meetings; and with the church organization, which stands to support us in our progress Spiritward, surely the Christian Scientist is well equipped to fulfill the prophecy, "These signs shall follow them that believe;.

A vivid account of spiritual enlightenment is recorded in the dramatic story of Saul on his way to Damascus. In zealous pursuit of the early Christians, following his highest sense of right at the time, he suddenly received a vision of the Christ that was unutterably brilliant.

Not only the words of the Bible but also the deeds and demonstrations of the patriarchs and the prophets, of Jesus and his followers, show forth the wonderful nature of God. And now there is the glorious privilege of studying Mrs.

All the uncertainty, complications, complexities, and distresses of human existence can be traced to the belief in more than one Mind. We should not deceive ourselves or allow ourselves to be deceived in regard to the oneness and allness of infinite Mind.

Believing evil to be as real as good and matter to be the basis of life, mankind have tended through the ages to peer ahead anxiously in their endeavor to outwit or avoid the inevitable consequences of this belief. Either they have been ignorant of their inherent ability to make the moral and spiritual effort necessary to challenge and reject the belief itself, or they have been unwilling to do so.

The scene was that of a pool surrounded by five porches, which were filled with a great multitude of invalids; a pall of suffering hung over the crowd. The thought prevailed that an angel would come and trouble the pool once in a while and that whoever was fortunate enough to get into the water first would be healed.

Monthly on the cover of The Christian Science Journal Mary Baker Eddy is named as author of the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. " To many Mrs.