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Whatever meets our human needs and heals us is the concern of us all. And when this help is made available in terms of logical and demonstrable spiritual law, as it is in Christian Science, it merits the deepest consideration on the part of all thinkers.

Throughout the world, wherever individual hearts love mankind enough to desire to share Christian Science in the orderly ways provided by Mary Baker Eddy, its Discoverer and Founder, steps are even now being taken to meet the requirements for the organizing of a branch church as outlined in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mrs. Eddy.

How often in daily life we find ourselves faced with a difficult situation, and we ask ourselves: "Is there a way out? Can a solution be found?" Christian Science reveals that if we pray to God aright, we can find the answer to every question burdening our thought—the solution to all human problems. Christian Science associates prayer with spiritual understanding.

The ties uniting members of Christian Science students' associations are love for the Cause of Christian Science and for each other and tutelage in Christian Science by the same authorized teacher. The continuance of these associations is provided for by Mrs.

It is the nature of man as the reflection of God to be good and to do good. Nevertheless, from the evil influences apparently rampant in the world today, it would seem that mankind's efforts to be good and to do good are of little avail and that people are often prone to practice that which is not good.

A Subject near the heart of every Christian Scientist is healing. "Spirit is omnipotent; hence a more spiritual Christianity will be one having more power, having perfected in Science that most important of all arts,—healing," states Mrs.

A Great gladness, a great confidence in and expectancy of good, is felt when one learns through Christian Science that the divine Principle that makes and governs the universe and man is Love, Love that is immeasurably good, infinitely kind, infinitely powerful, infinitely wise, and everywhere present. Mrs.

King Ahab of Israel married a pagan princess, Jezebel by name, and established her in his palace as his queen. Jezebel brought her pagan beliefs and practices with her; she scoffed at the religion of the Israelites and slew most of their prophets; and before long the worship of Baal, her god, was flourishing in the land.

The true purpose of higher education is not to superimpose on the student a standardized veneer of knowledge, skills, and attitudes so that he ultimately can be identified as a college graduate. It is to provide a stimulating environment of thought in which the student is encouraged to find himself, to identify his individual talents, and to begin the development of such talents for the benefit of himself and of society as a whole.

As young people mature and begin to plan for the future, it is natural that they want to achieve success in life and enjoy a happy marriage. At least this is the aim of most people.