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EACH individual has a reason for existing, and a study of Christian Science makes plain the spiritual work awaiting him. Life becomes more meaningful as the student acquaints himself with God through the light which Science throws upon Bible pages.

IS there a student of Christian Science who has not often pondered what he could do to further the coming of the kingdom of heaven on earth? Christ Jesus gave a very clear and unequivocal answer in his Sermon on the Mount. He said ( Matt.

THE Christian Science Reading Room, established by Mrs. Eddy through divine inspiration, is an essential part of the Christian Science movement.

A TOURIST, delighted with her first trip to Europe, remarked that she could hardly wait to return home so she could tell others about it. The pleasure of talking about the good things that happen is so great that not talking about them is hard.

THE Science of Christ, or Christian Science, is the law of God, good, unfolding the boundless resources and divine power reflected by spiritual man and the spiritual universe. It is the knowledge of God with us in scientific demonstration.

NORMAL to everyone, regardless of his human background, is an inherent, God-given desire to be distinctly individual and unrestricted in his expression of being. Christian Science shows us that the real selfhood of everyone is both of these.

THE Bible contains many instances in which failures have been turned into stepping-stones to success. In most of these cases the failure was merely the preliminary to a successful bout with evil.

NEVER before have so many of the world's workers had so much time on their hands. During the past half century, the workweek in the more highly industrialized countries has been drastically shortened, and the workday has been notably cut down.

MANY times the Israelites saw the power of God manifested in their provision and protection as they were led by Moses out of Egypt toward the Promised Land of Canaan. But when the way became rough and events took turns not in accordance with their liking, they murmured against Moses, longing for the fleshpots of Egypt and wondering if their anticipated goal was worth their efforts.

A PERSON falsely accused of wrongdoing would be likely to deny the accusation at once. And if the accusation were made in a court of law, the accused would deny the charge by a plea of not guilty.