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A Mighty stirring agitates the world today as men, sensing the possibility of betterment, strive for liberation. Instinctively mankind seeks liberation from domination, want, disease, fear, and every form of bondage.

Who can doubt God's ability to provide His entire creation with ever-unfolding harmony? Where is there place, opportunity, or cause for such doubt in Love-controlled immensity? While the factual answer to this question must be, "Nowhere," we might reply instead, "It exists nowhere except in my own awareness of discordant situations. " One of these replies must be erroneous.

The judge in a court of law was giving final instructions to the jury of which the writer was a member. The courtroom was tense.

One of the important statements the new student of Christian Science learns is the one given by Mrs. Eddy on page 465 of Science and Health, which reads, "God is incorporeal, divine, supreme, infinite Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, Life, Truth, Love.

Jesus told his followers, "These signs shall follow them that believe;.

In "Rudimental Divine Science," Mrs. Eddy says ( p.

According to the teachings of Christian Science, the man of God's creating is not a material biped, nor is God's universe made up of material elements. Christian Science teaches that the true universe, including man, is the expression of God, Spirit, and is therefore spiritual; that God maintains His expression in perfect peace and harmony.

Companionship is always a mental experience; it is basically subjective. We companion only with qualities which we ourselves apprehend or entertain.

The study of Christian Science and the specific application of the truths learned therein are of great help to businessmen and businesswomen. This fact is brought out by Mrs.

Dear to many Americans is Hawthorne's tale "The Great Stone Face," the story of a little boy who cherished the promise that some day "a child should be born hereabouts, who was destined to become the greatest and noblest personage of his time, and whose countenance, in manhood, should bear an exact resemblance" to the noble features of a face which nature had carved on the side of a nearby mountain. Years later, advanced in wisdom by a life devoted to good, he addressed a neighborhood gathering.