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IT is natural and right to want to be successful. But what constitutes success? Almost from childhood mortal thought would educate men to apply the accepted human yardsticks to success—money, position, popularity, power, influence, an abundance of material blessings.
" EVERYONE has a right to enjoy life and to be free from sin, sickness, poverty, and strife. Such freedom is attainable only through regeneration.
" GLORIFY God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's" ( I Cor. 6:20 ).
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE teaches that God is Spirit and that man, His image and likeness, is spiritual. Reflecting God, man must be Godlike.
TO inject new life and lasting vigor into an economy and to bring true health and fitness to mind and body—subjects which have been much under discussion of late—men must have an understanding of the spiritual nature of man and his relationship to God. Mrs.
" REMEMBER the sabbath day, to keep it holy" ( Ex. 20:8 ).
UNDERLYING and pervading all true greatness and goodness is the virtue of moral courage, for moral courage is mankind's response to God's direction, and the listening post of conscience is its launching pad. The writer feels that the Biblical idiom ( I Pet.
IN the Hebrew tent of meeting, the tabernacle in the wilderness established by Moses and later embodied in the temple, there stood inside the Holy Place the table of shewbread. The table held twelve loaves of unleavened bread.
TODAY human thought is being urged by history's events to move in worldwide throughways of experience. It must forsake the more sheltered roads of personal and local evaluation of affairs and scan the present and future of the family of man from the higher plateau of spiritual understanding.
Each branch of The Mother Church is cordially invited to participate by means of tape recording in the Tuesday Evening Meeting entitled, "What It Means to Be a Christian Scientist. " This vital topic unfolds the sacred rights and obligations placed in the hands of each one who has named the name of Christian Scientist.