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IN the early days of the Christian Science movement, the testimony meetings now held on Wednesdays were held on Fridays. When Mrs.

IN Christian Science we learn how the scientific action of God, divine Mind, eradicates sickness and sin. Mrs.

IN one of Turgenev's novels, two of the characters discuss the subject of happiness. One of them wonders why present enjoyment "seems an intimation of some measureless happiness existing apart somewhere rather than actual happiness.

TWO significant questions that the Christian Scientist can ask himself in any situation are: What is God's demand? and, How am I fulfilling it? In Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy writes ( pp.

READERS of the early portions of the Bible are sometimes startled by the solemn warnings, set forth in the Ten Commandments and in many other passages, against both idolatry and error in their varied forms and disguises. Necessary as such warnings were under the circumstances of the establishment of ethics and true religion among the Hebrew tribes, and important as they still are in contributing to the maintenance of the lofty standards set forth by Christianity, how encouraging it is to find joy upheld, emphasized, and indeed commanded many centuries before Christ Jesus, the master Christian, gave it such a central place in his own teaching and practice! The book of Deuteronomy is consistent in its emphasis upon joy.

THE question is frequently raised, Can Christian Science be applied to business? The answer is emphatically Yes! Christian Science, when rightly applied, brings into human affairs the limitless resources of God, establishing among men the affluence of good. It heals lack and poverty as surely as it heals disease and sin.

GENERATION after generation will see the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy stand guard over the Christian Science movement to protect and preserve Mrs. Eddy's revelation of Truth.

THE great libraries of the world contain many books dealing with explorers and explorations, with discoverers and discoveries. In this age almost all the earth's surface has been seen or traversed.

IN the Glossary of Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy gives a definition of the word Mind, part of which reads ( p.

IT is probable that never in the history of the human race has so much investigation been made into the nature of all kinds of disease or so much effort and money spent on the search for the remedy for physical and mental ills. It would be no exaggeration to say that the reason for this is mainly the innate longing of mankind to prevent suffering and to release human beings from the bondage of disease in all its forms.